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The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-02

WARCHAM.

CATTLI MARICITS MID FAIR& —A memorial to
ths magistrates of this petty esesiooal divisional has
been signed by upwards of SO of the farmers, dealers,
and tradesmen attending Wareham market, request-
tag than to allow the markets and fairs ira thie
district to be opened forthwith for the sale of
beasts, and also to permit the free removal of cattle
within their jurisdiction.

Comm Prrry Sue woo, Tuesday. —Bofors the
Bac G. V. Garland (chairman), Miles Rodger:, and
O. W. Farrar, Reqrs.--John Tollordeld was sum-
mated by P.C. Forest for being drunk sad die-
Orderly U Chlirch Koowle. The °operable helped
tror man home, and he then became very violent.—
Defendant did not appear, and was fined 6e. and
7a. twits, or in default seven days imprisonment

BOROUGH PIM fiummus, Monday. Before the
&words, (0. W. Farrar, Eisql.—Sli Bridle and
John Marsh, two young men of the town, were
brought up on p Otago of being on property belong-
tpg to. Mr. li. Yeareley for an unlawful purpose.—
P.C. King stated that early on Sunday morning be
heard a noise near Mr. Yeereley's stable, and
watched, and saw two men come out of the pemege
above. They ultimately got over the yard gate and
pi into the yard. They then made a great nolo.).
Witness watched for an hour, and thee saw one of
Mr. Yearaley's men in a 'bus asleep outride the yard.
The man then went round and opened the gate,
when he found the two young men inside the 'boa
—Mr. Yeareley said he did not wish for defendants
to be seat to gaol, but he wished them to be
eautioned against doing the like again.— Mr. Ferrer
cautioned them, sad they were discharged.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-02

0 liaTH ERBURY.

GILL'S BASICIIIIFIICr.—Tbe sitting for the choice I
of aarignees has been held at fhe Exeter Bankruptcy
Court, before J. Jerwood, Esq., acting registrar.
The official assignee read the full.rwinu report : —The
bankrupt state. that he owes to creditors unsecured,
£257 17s. I Id.; ditto bolding security, £172; total
liabilites, £419 17.. 11.1.; and that to, swats are—
Debts (good) about £2; furniture worth about £100;
• thrashing maohiue, £25; property held by secured
creditors, a steam-engine and thresher, worth shout
£lOO. held by Mr. Ronn:og to secure • debt of £32,
under agreement •, • policy of assuraixis for £lOO on
bankrept'alafa. effected iuth6o, held by Mr. Nichols,
• Creditor for about flin. worth about £5; total
asset., £212. A few articles of furniture are claimed
by Mary Ann Purchase. Mr. J. 8. Niob4s, Lyruing•
ton. llama, eras •ppeintr.rl mousses. May 2nd was
11,1,1 for She LW examinatibo.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-02

THE NEW RAILWAY DIFFICULTY.

NOT very long ago railways seemed to enjoy a
special immunity from all evils except small
dividends, but it is now apparent that they have
not • charmed existence, and must endure mis-
fortunes and be subject to the same adverse in-
fluences as other commercial enterprises. Just
now the railway companies are afflicted with a
disease quite new to them; and, being new,
they feel it all the keener. Employees have
begun to 'strike" for higher wages, Lod this
step led to considerable inconvenience last week
on the London, Brighton, and South Coast line.
The men on that line wanted their labour con-
fined to a regular number of hours; a higher
rate of wages, the maximum to be reached by a
uniform and certain system; and, a re-adjust-
ment of the shed and mileage system, for they
were subjected to the caprice of superintendents.
In a few days, during which time the Directors
experienced great difficulties and the traffic ar-
rangements were disorganised, they conceded the
whole of the demands made, save one requiring
that engine-drivers and firemen should be placed
on an equality in their respective occupations
after • certain period of 'service, and without any
regard to experience, trustworthiness, or skill.
This the Directors resisted, and, as we think,
wisely. It le a system which obtains already in
too many of our industrial occupations, and is
neither advantageous to the employer nor the
employed. Wherever the labour involves more
than the merest mechanical action, there we
shall always find gradations in the value of the
workman, and to place all on a dead level is an
injustice to the superior artisan, the natural out-
growth of which is discontent and carelessness,
while it takes away from the less competent
mechanic the inducement which he would other-
wise have for self improvement, and in both
cases the employer suffers. But we regard it as
a hopeful sign that working-mou themselves will
soon recognise how injuriously this system of
equality works in regard to themselves, that the
Brighton engine-drivers and firemen quickly
SAW the last claim they made was untenable and
musendeied it, so that their preferment is left in
the hands of the Directors, with a right of the
men to appeal should any think themselves
passed over unwarrantably. This is an honour-
able and equitable adjustment of the demand,
mid we believe it will be tumid to operate for the
advantage of all concerned.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-02

IMRE BISHOP OF SALISBURY purposes
1 to bold an ORDINATION on TILIIITT Susway,
Jums 16, 1P67. _

The weird Candidates should forward Ons usual
papers to Meuse. MACDONALD and BIDDILICE, Diocesan
Iteciatry. the 'loft, Salisbury, at least one month
before the day ef Ordination.
Candidates for Deacons' Odors are requested to used
'their name to the 131111(01. forthwith.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-02

PROFESSIONAL SUROFON AND MECHANICAL

TEETR.

M 0 N S.

L A Y 8,

DENTIST.
79, ST. THOMAS STREET, WEYMOUTH.

P
EMONS requiring ARTIFICIAL TEETH
can save more than half the usual &erre by
using M. LETS' Incorruptible Mineral Artificial Teeth,
which are of the best quality made in the world; they
are warranted as useful for mastication as unequalled
for economy, durability, and comfort. The frame are
bo" is • strong body of eulasnised India rubber, in
which the teeth are set, strongly fastened to the rubber
by • strong gold wire. Artifichtl teeth made and set in
the way deeeribed are indestructible, and may be used
during. lifetime, "chili the unequalled reduction in
price please them within the reach of every one.
From 12 to 30 guineas is generally charged by most
dentists for one set of teeth. If. LETS supplies them of
• superior quality front is, to ss. per tooth, or CI to f.. 5
per double set, warranted; and in case of accident he
repairs them free of charge within a period of ten year..
13uch • reduction in price may induce some persona to
think that an inferior quality only are supplied at those
prices, but If. LETS will be happy to show the price
lists of the hest manufacturers of mineral teeth in the
world to any person having doubt as to the very beat
quality of teeth and material supplied by him, and he
shall he able to convince them that at thaw prices be
can realise 90 per cent. profit for skill and labour, and
that the dentists who charge one guinea for • single
tooth, and from 12 to 30 guineas lota set of teeth, are
moat exorbitant overchargen, and they deprive • great
many persons of the benellt of dentistry.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-02

?HZ CAITLI TILL- DI..

DEVON/11111Z, Mts.—All descriptions of stock a dull
sale, et 24 per noise lower for beef end mutton. Fat
bullocks 12a. 6d. to 13a, the score; barreoen, r., bd.
ditto; *owe and calves, £I3 to C2O; butchers' calves
7gd. per Ha Pigs bold slowly at late rates. Pork
(tisreaseel, good demand at B*. to Its. 6d. per score.
Wool trade dull, at Id. per lb. reduet:on.

WILTSHIIII. - A fair bushiest is beins done in cattle,
and the market Made is becoming steadier. B• ef sells
readily, at 12a Bd. to 134. the more. Mutton is Grin,
at gad. to 10d. the lb. Lamb makes the lb. Veal
ia a good trod', .tB4. to 9d the lb. Baonn pip do not
reach more than 9s. the more. A large number of lambs
mere lost during the recent ...sere weather.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-02

lIANUFACTUILD IT

DOUGLASS_ LEGGf

Fttoll HIS t, =CM •
NOME GENUINE Wise TIE TUBE EMIL
airrityi Paid to all Railway
&Of

--_ -
For PRICE LIST and other PlOl4OOW* PP
to the
WEYMOUTH MINERAL WATER WORKS
sr 11.1, co fix grirtieuhir attention to the superior*,
of the Weymouth t 4.1.1 Water Lomond*
noinnfuetnn4l solely fry him.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-02

PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS.

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Tuesday, April 2.—Anction at the Ball Hotel, Bridport,
by Messrs. Corniek, of Freehold and Lease-
hold Property, Railway Shares, and Life
Policy.
Dorchester County Court.
Wootton Bassett (Wilts) and Kinpclere (Rants)
Fairs.

openin-g—Of the Dorchester School of Art at the
County Hall, Dorchester.
Wednesday, 3. —Hridport County Court.
Auction at Moreton, near Dorchester, of • Sleek.
smith's Stock-in• Trade, COl's, Dairy
andother Effecta, by Mr. Eneor.
Thursday, I.—Wiymouth County Court.
Auction at bers Retie, of Out Hones, Breeding
and Store Pim, Farm Implements and Effects,
he Mr. W. 0. Buyer.
Friday, s.—Waesham County Court.
Clack (Wilt.), and Andover (Rants) Fain.
Saturday, IL—Southwick (Mots) Fair.
Monday, —Bridport (Dorset) Pair.
Tuesday, 9.—Daraet Quarter Sessions.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-04-02

BEAMINSTER,

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Fox 's Banueurrer.—At the adjourned sitting.
at the Beater Bankruptcy Court, fur last examine.
lion and discharge, before Mr. Commonmoor
Andrew', Mr. Clarke appeared for the estate, and
Nlr. Flood tor the bankrupt. The OM had beau
adjourned from the last meeting for the eiraminatiori
of Mr. Alfred Nutb, the manager of the Wilts and
Dorset Banking Company, to whom the bankrupt
had given • bill of sale on his furniture. as security
for his overdrawn account, Mr. Nuth stated that
the bill of sale was given to the bank by the
bankrupt inSeptember 1865 ; and • short time after,
when the bank pressed for the payment of the
overdrawn account or the enforcement of the
bill of sale, the bank agreed to substitute a note
of band from Capt. Dames for the bill of sale.
Besides the bill of sale being given as security, the
bankrupt also made an assignment of a revisionary
interest which be bad under the will of his aunt.
The note of hand which Capt. Ditmas gave was
for £573; the whole of that amount ties not yet been
paid; consequently the bank still kept possession of
the bill of sale. His Honour said that under the
circumstances be should grant the bankrupt his
order of discharge, but be should require the back•
nipt, if necessary, to attend at the court, and
give an/ information be could with regard to
his estatt,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

CORPS MULLEN.

Yonne POACIIZRB.—Vark Samways and Charles
Monk, were summoned before the Wimborne Magis-
trates on Friday last, on • charge of trespass in search
of genie, on lands belonging to Mr. Brett.—Bamways
did not appear.—Henry 'Peterhead stated that on 29thl
October he saw the amused with nets which theyplnsed
in a run. Both of them hewing been previously con-
victed under the Poaching Prevention Act:were ordered
to pay 30s. and costa 9a. each, or to b• imprisoned for
one month. Allowed a fortnight to pay.

LYTCHETT HATRAVERS.

Arrtarirr To Bong wiut 111LarrOm—On Guy Fawkes'
night, some wril-dispoeed persons planed some faggots
round the maypole in front of tbe Utopian Inn and
set fire to them. The roofs of the inn and stable are of
thatch, and as the wind was In that direction, it is
supposed had not the landlord been aroused from sleep
by some noise, end utinguished the fire, the house
would hare ignited.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

THZ PENLIN TRIALS AT ILANCHISTER.

The trial of Martin, Nara.., Coffey, Beau,
Brennan, sad Featherstone, charged with the
merest. of Sergeant Brett, Omahas.' on Wednesday.
The witnesses spoke to one or other of them taking
part in the attack on the van. A startling incident
occurred in the course of the proseentiou. John
Beck, a railway clerk, spoke to one of the prisoners
named William Martin assisting in the attack on the
pollee van. Crass-examined by Mr. Seymour: Witness
admitted having been mistaken as to the identity of oee
man (Foley), who had been discharged. Witness spoke
positively to Wm. Martin, but said he did not know
his name.—Mr. Seymour reminded the witness that be
had not before spoken to the prisoner Wm. Martin.—
Mr. Justice Mellor: He oertainly did, la not his name
John Martin? Mr. Seymour : No my lord, Wm.
Martin. Witness: lam certain I have sworn to hies
beforn—Mr. Julies Blackburn: Did you see this
man t—Witnese : Yee. Rear &mined hy the Attorner-
General : I identified the prisoner (William Munn) at
the police-court. Mr. Justice Blackburn: I think thus
is aJohn Martin amongst the prisoners. —The Attorney-
General : Yea—Mr. Justice Blackburn: I think it
would he well for him to be brought ep, sad than we
should see which of the two the wittier now swears was
the mas.—Mr. Seymour: Anything Your lordship
wisbes.—The prisoner John Martin was brought into
the dock in a short tine.—Mr. Julies Blackburn: Let
that man stand forward so se to be seen by the entries,.
(To the witness). Look at him. Wu that or the other
Prisoner the man you saw at the vont—Witness looked
studiedly at UN two Martins for afew momenta, and
than said, " That's him."—Mr. Justice Blukt.ora
sighlob do yon mesa I.—Witness: The mac behind (Jobs
Martin), Mr Justice Blackburn: Not the primmer
sow in charge, but the other. You are now aoevinced,
as ...Sag the two mu, that whoa you said you
saw the sua Wm. Martin, you make a misasko, sod
that the man You moot to sour to was the other man,
John Martin ?—Witness: Yea. (Sensation in Gout )
Mr. &Meer "Meant to swear," einem my lord I--
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

WOODYLTISIL

Mauna Papaws!. —At the Whnborne petty
sessions, on Friday lastobefore the Rev. Carr J. Glyn,
Genera Michel, Colonel Paget, and the Rev. J. H.
A satin, two men, named William Ckiodfellow, of
Martin, Wilts, and Charles White, of Panstridge. were
&argot with stealing a seek of potatoes, the property
of Kr. Day —Mr. Tanner, who spewed for the defend-
ants, said that Goodfellow would plead guilty, bet there
were extenuating circumstances which he would mention
before the Bench decided the ease. With regard to
White he should be able to show that he iris totally
innocent of any Maslow intenA —Thomas Herringloo,
labourer, said that be lived at Woodystes. On the
10th °etcher he was in afield belonging to Mr. Day
watching potatoes, and shout seven o'clock in the
evening Goodfellow and White came across to within
tennet/sr& were he was ooncealed, and whispered
er. They then went through a gap in the hedge
to where the potatoes where in seeks. They parted one
gook, putting • part in one they brought with tnem.
One took the portion in Mr. Day's seek and the other
,in their own, and went away. Witness called after
' them but they did not answer. He than told them he
knew their names, and should summon them, and they
might se well stop at once. They did so, and he
*barged them with stealing the potatoes. White said
They are not good ones," to which he replied" It wee
no natter, they knew the potatoes were not theirs."
Goodfellow said "They are not oun, we will take them
hack again," and then added "It is a bad job, I wick!
had had nothing to do with it." Goodfellow had been
digslog the potatoes during the day.—By Mr. Tanner:
Did not White Nay to Goodfellow when you went up to
him "Why did you not tell me they were not yoorsr
—Witness : "Me said be bought the.. of Goodfellow."
—Mr. Tanner said that White was • dealer, and west
shout buying potatoes, and often purchased them of ,
laboering mos who had allotment grounds. In the
name I.ld as these were, the labourer, employed by Mr.
Day u bad :allotment ground, and as White had
tort—of them before, he' without the slightest
d.o. of felony, agreed with Goodfellow to enrollees
some which ha represented as his. With respect to
Goodfellow be wished to ex roes his sorrow for what
be had done, which through his h.villebees
without reesiving any wages for 14 weeks.—The
Inquired of Mr. Day's bailie, who gave the man • good
eharecter, whether it was true that his wages ran as
for so long a time, to which he replied that be reokosed
it at 12 weeks, but acknowledged that he had paid
Goodfellow £l3 las.—The Bench dismissed the oharP
against White, and whilst convicting Goodfellow, and
sentencing him to 14 days' imprisonment, expressed
their regret that labottrers were not paid weekly and
some surprise that potatoes should be left out in the
open fields all night.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

INOOME TAX.

NOTICE' IS GIVEN,—That
Commissioners of Inland Revenue have, by
Advertisement in the London Gazette of the 2-9th
October, 1867, duly convened a Meeting of the Land
'Tax Commissioners of the County of Dorset, to be
holden at the TOWNII ALL, WARE on THURSDAY,
the 28th day of NOVEMBER, IWII, at Twelve o'clock
at noon, for the purpose of alone* lit and proper
persons to be CONIOIIIIIiOOM to supply vacancies
tunonget the Commladionefk-The the almond purposes
of the Income Tax Acts for the divimon of Wareham
aforesaid.
FREELAND FILLITER,
Clerk to the Commissioners of the Wareham
ard Isle of Purbeck Division.
North-street, Wareham, 9th November, 1887.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

DORCHESTER REPOSITORY AGRICULTURAL
SALE.
- • iesMwamlip allaw - -
AZOPENING OF DORCHESTER MARKET
FOR THE SALE OF CATTLE.

IVR. T. ENSOR begs to =noun°s that his
1 CH R 18T MA R MALE will be bold on
.SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1887.

Iluerwr Meru= :

8 superior fat Devon oxen, the 'property of J. J.
FAINI'Ii•MON, Esq.
Z) prime fat sheep, the property of Mr. Swim, of
Stafford.
4 prime fat heifers. 3 ditto.
20 superior fat Down 'tethers.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

BRADFORD

AU AL RALE.

PEVERICLL,

24ear Dordessier.

'Wt. ENSOR has bent favoured
171. with inaraelioas tom Mr SlEtirra,

le FELL by Ammo, rownAir,
wrntllßEß leaf, & quantity af ASH,
LABOR, SIPICITCE, SCOTCH TIMBER,
POLE& wad FAOGOTA. Also, 2 HEREFORD
HEIFERS in Calf, 2 Fat Pip, Old Iron, kn., fro.
The Mationeer begs to call the special attention of
Duillers and Agriculturists to this Falco, the Larch
NAMr of unusual length, girt, and quality; the AA is
wiltdbfe for Wbeelwrights and Fenn purposes, and tam
%al& situated close to good roads.
'The Itile will commence at Two o'clock precisely.

BOROVOR OF WAREHAM, DORSETRHIMIL

TO ISE LET, to • respectable Tenant, at the
rent of three shillings per week, (the owner will
may rdtas and taus) a clean. comfortable, convenient.
,andlecalthy 4-mowed LABOURER'S COTTAGE, with
..ma Garden and Ont-housee„ in St. Martin's-lane,
Wmeham. having a good neighbourhood. References
doh. given by the applicant.- Apply to Mr. F. Fiume,
raelicitor..Northrstreet, Wareham.

November 9, 1867.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

DORSET HOME AT POOLE.

THE object of which is to receive Poor
Girls, who, from various circumstances. sz•
Isoml in positions of temptation and danger, and to
Mt them for service.

A SAL): OF WORK
For the "Dorset Home" will be held at the "Rowe,"
in West-street. Poole, on DECEMBER 30th and 31st,
1867, from 12 to 4 o'clock mob day.
Contributions of Articles for Sale will be thankfully
rreoeived by the Ladies Committee, at the Eagle House,
West-street, Poole.
November 6th. 1067.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

PIII/11101..

Alderman Gilpin *ailed attention to the MOMS is
which payments are made out of the borough fond;
and especially to three item, for interest of borrowed
money, amounting to £25, wbleb appear in the recently
published atetreet of amounts. The Town Clerk sold
there was • standing order for the treasurer to pay
salaries, rates, sad taxes without bringing them Wore
the Flames Committee. For the rest, it was resolved
that the Tressareee book should be laid before tad
Finance Committee for invpection at every meeting.
The payment of 1200 to 14. Wellspring was ordered.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

SWERBORNS.

CHTIIIOII-IATIL-1 vestry meeting is called for Wed-
nesday afternoon the WAIL to make a thumb-rate,
when an animated meeting is expected. When the
churchwardens required a rate a few months ago, only
six or seven peeps atteoded, but the majority empha-
tically condemned the ritualiste predicate at the Abbey
church, and cut down the rate to lid. It is rumoured
that it is intended to contest the legality of tha last
, meeting, on the ground that the vestry alert, who was
in the chair, was ineonapetent to preside.
Yea AAAAA Durete.—A very delightful evening was
spent on Thursday last, when the Sherbortie troop of
Q.0.R.Y.0. assembled to the number of between 70
and 80 (after • day's heavy drill at Lindsay) in the long
room of the Bing's Arms hotel, where • inagnilleent
entertainment was prepared for them. Liesteaant W.
rooks, in the absence of Captain Digbyt presided, and
• pleasant feature of the meeting was tits Promos* of
several ofileersi of the rifle corps. The chairman was
supported by Sir W. kledlyrott, Captain K. S. Test-
man, Captain Fslwesser, Chaplain S. Huston, Lent
Wrath, Captain and Adjutant Oriels, Surgeon Dr.
Williams, Cr. Highmore, gni Mr. L. H. Beau. The
vice-thair was oecapied liv Q.E. Hayward, and there
were also present Sergts. F. W. Norman, Crocker,
' Byrnes, he., he. Tbe toasts were interepersed with
' some mask on the piano and songs and the evening's
' festivities were well sustained till • late hour. Several
' most promising ramie were announeed, end the Sher-
' borne troop promisee to be one of the moat vigorous in
the whole regiment.
Rrro went AIM RICH Limnos. —lt will be remembered
by many that the Rev. John 1311XICGII left the curacy of
Itherborne because he demented from the ritualism
which at that time had just begun to be exhibited in the
services, Being the son of the metrees of the Salisbury
Training School, the Bishop gave him • small ill.
cumbency, worth about 000 a year. After • time,
the living of Caine became vacant, worth 1.700 or
£Booa year, and it was °ordered upon Yr. Dynan. What
is the result? The rich vicar fagot the Ken*, be
had when a poor curate, and be has carried the
ritualistic fal.W to such all extent, that the principal
people of his church have separated themsetc, _lye's from
hint and it, and have build • free
church
at a
cos, £4oool_rind have already erected
schools at an outlay of noa The Lituru th,
t Church of England is to be used, with a few verbal
r alterations, some omissions. Ind the introduction of
acme extempore prayer before the sermon ; and what
Ii called . 'Congregationalist" hae been appointed
pastor over the new Sock.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

LYTCHETT II AT'RAVERS.

ATTINFT TO BORN TEI MATPOLL —On Gay Fawkes'
night, some evil-disposed persons placed some faggots
round the maypole in front of the Chequers Inn and
set fire to them. The rata of the inn and st.thie are of
thatch, and es the wind was in that direction, it is
supposed had not the landlord been aroused from sleep
by some noise, and extinguished the fire, the house
would have ignited.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

Bosouoa ParY 8119.810w5.

TOWDAY.-7jore7l. (Marx— V*. Talbot,
tied S. Bayley, EN.
James Shepherd was summoned for an smolt upon
Riehard Cbabb_, on the 30th ult.--Oomplain•nt deposed
WA on the day la question, defendant end himself
were on the cab-stead near the King's Statute, when
defendant aceosted him and charged him with calling
his horse a " bad un." Complainant denied Ike charge,
when defendant threatened te punch his head. Told
him he had le.tter not, when some altercation took
place, and defendant struck hint on the chin with his
ti.t. Defendant said he WWI tint dn.,* 1. th. eys
with up.. knife, and denied melting tuts of eel bad
There was • erOM summon' in thla ease,
11:6gar; defendant In Um former owes changed posiliens,
and charged Chubb with running down his horse, saying
be was no good, and also tallier him (Shepherd) an atip
monkey, and other pet names. tome iii. 34
we polite. Nothing more took pines. emitatk:
*Mikis( him in tbe eye with the pin
00
witness to prove the arnarill.— Thomas Enigat poocid
the ring of bad language an the part of %%1A714
not ere • blow Week as either Atha—The Bona
dissileved the ere of Shepherd v. Casa. 1,04 Sued
Shepherd Ti. inelading toste.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

Court anti jaob(osablr intsltigentr.

Ti. Prince and Prima of Wales are now ow a visit
to Ms queen at Windsor Castle. Their Royal High.
mem will go to Sandringham on the 12th for the
winter.
Tax PIINCVIS or WsLx&—Efer Royal Highness,
simompanied by the Princess Louise, drove through
Windsor and Eton on Thursday in aa open pony-
pbaroon drawn by a pair of iron greys, much to the
gratification of the inhabitant.. Her Royal Highness,
although looking delicate, appeared in excellent spirits.
The Princesses rkmained out au boor.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

. Y.
AG& -iadallialtiksai.

BeiAguas.) jam.

asoltranio OF DORCHESTER MAREET
POE THE SALE OE CATTLE.

MIL T. ENSOR begs announce that his
CHRISTMAS SAM will he held on
arrusDAy. DRCHMBIIR 7, 18177.

PlI11111? EMU= :-

R superior fst iimp•prop.rty a .1. J.
FAIQVII•RISON, Seq.
SD prime hit sheep, the properly of Mr. SWIM, of
Staford.
4 prime fat heifers. S chi**.
20 superior fat Dews smelters.

[MILT MIMICS all ISRPIOTTIILLT IMILICITID.

Extensive Sheds are eroded for the shelter of Cattle,
end Keep provided for Stock sent the day before the
We. at moderate
Ctr
Commission-4d. In pound on Cattle and Slump,
5 per cent. on BMW en 4 Lmplanints.
PROCEEDS OF SALE PAID TO VENDORS
RANI DAY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

EARLY MEM= Al! REPIPECTTELLT NOLICTTIII.

tenaive Sheds are erected for the shalt; Of Cattle,
and Keep provided for Stock sent the day before the
Sale, at moderate Charges.
Commission-4d in the pound on Cattle and Sheep,
5 per cent. on Horses and Implements.
PROCEEDS OF S.ILE PAID TO VENDORS

*AM DAY.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

"THE SIMPLICITY.THALT IS IN CHRIST."

A. SERMON, preached in the Pariah Church
of Castleton, Dorset, on Runday, the 13th
Codsiber, 1E67. by the Rev. ROBERT GRANT,
Prebendary of Ealisbury, and Vicar of Bradford
Vbaa, with Clifton /daybook annexed. Dorset.
Published by Bequest.

London: WIIIJAN llscarwross,_ 24, Paternoster-row.

Price Fourpence.

DORSET HOME AT POOLE.
IFTHE object of which is to receive Poor
I. Girls, who, from various aireumstanoes, are
-planed in positions of temptation and danger, and to
rfit them for service.

A BAIA OF WORK
For the "Dorset Rome" will be held at the "How.,"
In West•street, Poole, oo DECEMBER 30th sad 31st,
1867, from 12 to 4 o'clock each day.
Contributions of Articles for sige will be thankfully
received by the Ladies Committee, at the Eagle Home,
Vast-street, Poole.
November Bth, 1867.

PIJRBUANT to an Order of the High Court
of Chansery made in the matter of the Estate of
IticHaari Rourrs, lata of Child Okeford, in the
County of Dorset, Gentleman, deceased, "Bourn
against HOSZATN," the Creditors Of RICH•ILD ROMTS,
late of Child Okeford, in the County of Dorset, who
died in or about the month of March, 1866, are, on or
before the 11th day of DECEMBER, 1867, to send by
post, prepaid. to Mr. Wltuait HURT TIIONTIOON, of
32, Clement's-lane, Lombard-street, in the city of
London, the Bobo:Ator of the Plaintiff, their Christian
and Surnames, Addresses and descriptions, the full
particulars of their Claims, • Statement of their
t comets, and the nature of the Securities (if any)
held by them, or in default thereof, they will be
peremptorily excluded from the benefit of the said
order.
Every Creditor holding any security is to produce the
same before the Vies-Chancellor, SIR JOHN BTOANT, at
his Chambers, situated at No 11, Oldequare, Lincoln's
Inn, Middlesex, on SATURDAY, the 21st day of
DECEMBER, 1867, at Oa. o'clock in the Afternoon.
being the time appointed for Adjudicating on the
Claims.
Dated this sth day of November, 1867.
ROBT. WM. YEARS. Chief Clerk.

W. L'HOMME,
COAL, SLATS, AND TIMBER lIIRCHANT,
(DORCHESTER.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

LIGHT ONLYoN THE BOX

Sold by CROCE RS, CHEMISTSIRONMONOERSI
CHANDLERS. STATIONERS &C.EVERVWNERS4
WH ITEC HA PEI. ROAD., LOWDOXi
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

ORA NBORNE

Gain Thomann—At the Whnborne Petty Sessions
on Friday last., William Mallen, labourer, was charged
with using a gun for the pose of killing pine on
lands belonging to Mr. Churchill.—Mr. Chitty appeared
for the defendant —Thorne' Davis, proekeeper, said
that on nth September, whilst on his rounds be saw
two men on the common at Cranborne. They went out
of the common into the fields and searched the hedges.
Afters time some partridges flew up, and he beard a
shot Bred but could not me who fired. He went to the
spot, and found one of the partridges lying dead. He
then called to the men said said" Well my lads is that
the way you do ft."—Mr. Chitty, in defence said there
was no proof that his client fired the gun, but the
Bench considered the chine of using a gun proved, and
Mr. Chitty then pleaded that as his client had been
to appear a second time, there being only
one magistrate who could hear the cam at Cranbuirse,
the smallest penalty should be inflicted—The Bench
taking this into consideration find bin 20e. and 9s. costa,
in default one month's impitionment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

CR A NBORNE

GAMS TRUIPASIL —At the Wimborne Petty Sessions
on Friday la.t., William Nicklen, labourer, was charged
with tieing a gun for the purpose of killing game on
lands belonging to Mr. Churchill.—Mr. Chitty appeared
for the defendant —Thomas Davis, eunekeeper, said
that on 25th September, whilst on his rounds he saw
two men on the common at Cranborne. They went out
of the common into the fields and searched the hedges.
After a time some partridges flew up, and he heard a
shot fired but could not see who fired. He went to the
spot, and found one of the partridges lying dead. He
then called to the men and said" Well my lads is that
the way you do it."—kfr. Chitty, in defence said there
was no proof that his client fired the gun, but the
Bench considered the charge of using a gun proved, and
Mr. Chitty then pleaded that as his client had been
summoned to appear a second time, there being only
one magistrate who could hear the case at Cranborne,
the smallest penalty should be misc..-The Bench
taking this into consideration find bin 20s. and 9a. costa,
in default one month's imprisonment.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

WOOL MARKETS.

Brotnromo Tbursday.—There hos been a more cheer-
ful tome pervading the market to-day, as the result of
the settlement of the Homan question. Some staplers
report that there is name inquiry for wool, but any
effort to obtain an advance is futile. The wool sokl baa
been only just atillcient to miet pressing requirements.
the ch.racter of the market amount+ to this—that,
though the tone is more cheerfal, there is really no mons
business doing.

LONDON, Friday.—There haa been very little inqniry
or colonial wool, and price. are nominal. In Eng
wool next to nothing ham been doing, at drooping eaz-
renoiem

HOY MARKET.

BOROUOR, Friday.—The market for mast kinds of
hope has eontinned quiet, and priers, in some instaneea,
have shown sisns of weakness. The trade on the Con-
tinent and in amerien barn ruled steady, at drooping
currencies. Mid and Rest Sent, fla to £l2; Wopa
of Kent., £7 10s. to L 9 10..; &user, £710.. to £9 Ma;
Farnham', 1:9 10s. to £l2; Bavarians, £7 to a 95.;
Belgians, a 12s. to a 10..; Yearlings, a 10., to
E 8 is.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

CORFE MULLEN.

YOUNG YOLCHEILS.—Mark Fainwsys and Charles
Moak, were summoned before the Wimborne Magis-
trates on Friday last, on a charge of traipses in search
of ganie, on lands belonging to Mr. Brett.—Semways
did not appear—Henry Peterhead stated that on 29th
October he saw the amused with nets which they placed
in a run. Both of them having been previously con.
vioted under the Poaching Prevention Act,were ordered
to pay 30s. and costs its. each, or to be imprisoned for
one month. Allowed a fortnight to pay.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

OMNI ABilia.

Duct &MALTING AT HOGGINGTGL-011 Wednesday,
November 8, George Oak and Albert o.le, father sod
son, •ere brought up before Colonel Denby. *barged
' with stealing three docks aod two chicken, the property
of Mr. Sydney Month, of florobeater, their mortar, em
the previous Thursday night. It seemed that Supt.
Underwood, of Dorchester, rewired information of the
robbery, sod discovered the stolen hie is at Mrs.
Lowman's (poulterer), Weyie.ntb, She had parehossil
them at Dorchester, of a Cattistoek butcher, misted
Ellie, and he had bought th• GT of the priaonere.—Th•
,n was discharged, and the father teinanded till nest
Wednesday.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

raragsspooN,

szehriveil
0:7-1*1-
totairraammiatiti.orn
tbe await

CASSELL'S PURE TEA. Agenta wanted
in ell plum not fully supplied.

CASSELL'S PURR TEA*. No. 1,2 a 4d.
per lb.; No. 2,2 a. Bd. per lb.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

OGYNITTIZI AND *KITING&

It was agreed that the meetings of the Connell shall
for the future be held ea Wednesdays, instead of
Ifoodays am hitherto. The several committees were
appointed.
--- —.---

Till 00111 TIONANOL

Alderman Coombs, called attention to the tramlines
ot the Toarnhall and Core Exchange, and he was in-
structed to seas a proposal to the Halal !Lytham.
Insurance Oompsny, to insure 0,600 on the whole
block of. buildings. .

ilari—i-ge"—gieught before the notice of the Conseil
the necessity of revising the tariff for the use of the
Corn Exchange, and proposed that the Council most as
a committee at au early day for that purpose. He ob-
served that the new Corn Exchange would be a hand•
some and commodious room, and be was mare that the
agrieelturista would be willing to pay • fair min for the
sonvenienos it afforded. He had heard many express
themselves to that affect Hr. Symonds informed him
that he had written to various tosses for their
smile of chug..: so doubt they would be fortheorning
In • few days. and therefore an early day might be Azad
for the consideration of the subject
Mr. Bishop seoonded the motion, and it was serried.
Blade spoke of the necessity of letting the tolls
as slackly as possible.
The Tows Clerk observed that it Gould not be done
very well pending their legal position.
Alderman Galpin 'suggested that that the Corn Fa-
&sage tariff committee be Instructed to sonault with
some of the leading agriculturists and occupiers olden&
in the Corn Exchange, intimating that they would be
able to point oat various means for augmenting the
revenue from the Corn Rzchange.

TEAMS TO THB NATO&

Dr. Aldridge remarked that there was one thing
whisk should not be lost sight of at their annual mist-
and he was sere they would all fealccat pleasure
in doing it oa this meeeloa. He was to make a
proposition which ho wee sure would endorsed by
every gentlemen pressat—rice Chairman said he was
about to maks the same proposltion.l—that thos thanks
of the Council be gives to oar worthy and meelleat
Mayor (George Ceram, Esq.), for Ids kindlier sad
, sad for tins ability sad great atteation be has
rar7mse givea to the dimharge of the duties and
responsibilities of the Aloe of Mayor during the past
par. He felt that they scald not but express as.
Cousin their obligetio• lath. Mayor for his SOTViCSIL
It visa great pleasure to himself aid be felt sur• it
was to the net of Use Counsil, to fool that they would
have Mr. Came to preside sobs at tbsir meetings in
the sem* year. He begged leave to propose a rote of
thanks to his worship the Mayor.
Ms. H. Deveaish, esti Mr. W. Slade, both rose to
soma tbs. motion.

me Chairmen aid it wee quite OASIONelliy to rebotit
floe notion to the meeting: they would carry it with
soolousatio•—iheer, hew).
This wind the boeiner.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

HUNTING A PPOINTMENTS.

- - --- --
Lord Poltimore's Hounds—Wednesday, Stock Hill,
Glanville' Wootton Thunday, Nether Cense ;
Saturday Winyard's Gap—sg 11.
Mr. Radeliffe's Hounds—Thursday, Fiddletrenthids
Village—at 11.
The Blaekmore Vale Foxhounds—Tuesday (this day),
Leweston ; Thursday, Henstridge Ash ; Friday,
Crompton Castle—at 11.
The Xast Dorset Hounds—Wednesday, Park Farm,
near Gillingham; Friday, Buford Turnpike (late—
st 11.
The Duke of Beaufort'. Hound—Tuesday (this day),
Hell,Sedbury C,ommoa ; Wednesday, George Inn,
Sandy Lane; Thursday, Lower Wood.; Saturday,
Fees t 10.30.
The South Wilts Houads—Wednesday, Heyteshun
Thursday, Werilour Castle—at 11.
The Tedworth Hounds—Tuesday (this day), Dare ;
Thunder, Nag's Head, Martin; Saturday. Glue*/
Bill—at 11.
Yr. Walter Flower's Harriere—Friday, Thoroey Down
—at 11.
The New Forest Hounds—Tueeday (this day),
Lyhourne ; Thursday, Sperry Well; Saturday, Beau-
lieu Village—at 10.45.

PITBLIO APPOINTMENT&
'Neu 12.—Poole County Court
Woziana,lay, 13 Christchurch County Court.
Broomfield (8omoralt) Fair.
Moulay, 18 —Bkaftesbury County Court.
Touuday, 19 —Winoanton County Court.

BIRTHS.

November 4, the wife of Mr. Arthur G. Creech, of
Mtunninster Newton, of • eon.
November 5, at Weymouth, the wife of the Rev.
W. F. Treprthen, am. Inspector of Schee* of •
,daughter.
November 0. South-etreet, Dorchester, the wife of
jk. John Guy. el • eon.
November 7, m 140, •syltun.road, Peckham, Surrey,
Abe wife of Mr. F. W. &MOM. Of. SOD.
ilikalUAOK
-- • ^ ••

2:o•Aomr Atkiklicitithnetrziot,i..P7iht=
Itortetaltire, to Annie, only daatitttor of Ms.. Hoodoo,
Clot/ord, Moriboreagb,

- DEATH&
October 7. at Banda, Central India, or dlaeaae theof
heart, in the 32nd year of bisgareiitV.ii4iain
of Pick
atiard
Em., Lieut. in Her Ilikiestes t Nve
Infantry, asosad son of
Bturminsior Ilarshall, Dam; and Cluitaa-aramorat,
Bouthsins.
November 4, alter a protracted and
illness, aged AO, Fanny Young Brooking, Hitt=
wife of William Overell, Seq , milicitor, Lesiminto
and eldest daughter of the late Capt. Doan, E.N., of
Poole.

-14-0-Vember 4, at Blandford, fir. William Wiltshire,
age.l 21 years
November 4, it Rlandford, Alfred Lance Davie, aged
I year and 8 months.
November 5, at Denmark-lull, Camberwell, Loudon,
Yr. lames Cutbfll, lloria_tt aged 61
November 6, at the Ship Inn, Upway, Ruth, the
beloved wife of 11(r. James /Mahroil, aged 737..,,,
deeply regretted.
November 7, at Pimperne, Mn. Mary Keeping, aged
IA years.
November 7, at BENmut:, Unita, daughter of
the late W. Banbury, .
At Charminster, , Ur. gook
Ned 07,
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

WOOL MARKET&

BRA opoRD. Thareday.—There has be.. a more cheer.
fat Was pervading the market to...thy. as the result of
the settlement of the Roman question. Some staplers
recast that there Is more inquiry for wool, but any
siert to obtain an admire is futile. The wc.ol sold has
hese mak jest inane°t to aunt pressing requinimenta.
the character of the market amount+ to this—that,
thoegh the tone I. more eheerf al, there is really no moth
business doing.

LONDON, Friday.—There has been very little ingniry
for oolonial wool, end priori its nominal. In English
wool next to nothing has boon doing, at drooping our.
mom.

HOP NAHXIIT.

Bonorair, Fritley. —The markvt for most kinds of
hops hat continued quiet, and prices. In some instanoes,
have shown idyns of weakness. The trade on the Con-
tinent and in Americo has ruled steady, at droopiou
eurrensisa. Mid and Rost Kent, £B9, to £l2; We,
of Kent. £7 10. to LI) 10.; annex, Li 10. to Ca 10s. ;
Farnham', £9 10e. to £l2; Bavarians, £2 to eg gg;
Belgisna, 1.6 12s. to £6 Ms.; Yearlings, 118 10.. to
BEI
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

WICKLAND NEWTON.

Runs Coon Or ButigatiPTCY, November I.—
Before J. D. Sing, Seq.. Registrar. in the matter of
William Winders, el Bwakland Newton, innkeeper.
This was the Ins examination and misting for (noise
of assignees, but 1101111 were appointed, there being no
beast, for the areditors. Mr. Clarke supported the
bankrupt. and the dav for the last ezantioation and ap.
nitration for order of discharge was fixed (sr the 19th
Desember next. In this came the Judge of the County
Court at Dorchester dismissed the bankruors petite.),
on account of the debts considerably exceeding MOO:
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

Court anti jaabfolablr intelligrucr.

Tus Prince and Principle of Wales are now 00 I whit
to the Qoess at Windsor Castle. Their Royal High.
nesse" will go to Sandringham on Um 12th for the
winter.
TER PIEIIOI3II 07 WALE& —Ha Rerl HidhuuM
aceomptinied by the Prima*, Louise, rows through
Windsor and Rion on Thursday in an ...Mtn Pouf-
pbse•on drawn by • pair of lros greys, mesh to the
gratiesatinn of the inhabitant'. Her Royal Highness,
although looking delicate, appeared in excellent spirits.
The Princesses rtmained out an boor.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

WOOLLAND.

firteuno PLANTS.—Jonathan Lookyer, labourer. Wee
summoned at the Whetters' Petty Sessions, on Friday, on
• charge of stealing four cabbage plants, value Id., belong
log to Mr. Riddle, firmer, fir whom he hid worked 11
years. He Seeded not guilty. P.C. W. Bennett said
that on Saturday, October 19th, shout du &dock in the
evening be was wdebing • paste of tattle cabbage plants
belonging to Air. Huddle, and sate the defendant coming
up the road. The planti were by the side of the road
and wire protected by hurdles, two cf which were taken
away, and the defendant, when he got to the sap, went
Into the field and began drawing up the pleat,. He
then went seem the roivl and hid them under the hedge.
Witness then asked him what he wanted with the plants,
end be said he wanted to see what they were like. He
had only fear. Defendant denied taking up the plants
out of the ground, and said he found them lying Ind
inside the field by the side of the road. He had worked
on the same farm all his life, Lod 11 years with Mr.
Huddle rid that he had lost • great
quantity of plant., and in reply to the bench. dated
he had discharged the defendant from his employ.—
, Fined 6d., Id. value, and Be. costs
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

Dorsttsbire.

Doane liturta.-11r. John Dean, of South-street,
Dorobester, has been appointed master tailor ol this
regiment, in tbit room of the late Mr. W. Bye.
Fasztranottar.—P. G. Chapter Appointments. 1057.
—P.O.H., B. Companion J. IL P. Montagu, Z. 170;
P. 0.3., MIL Companion T. C. W. Saunders, P.Z. 417;
P. 0.5.1., IL B. Companion Moe. Coombs, P.Z. 417;
P.G.S.N., 11. Z. Companion H. 0. Edwards, H. 707;
P.G.P.&, IL E. Companion 0. P.. Criokmay, P.Z. 170;
let k.&, B. E. Companion nos. Chick, P.H. 417;
Ind A. 8., IL E. Companion Geo. Frampton, P.R. 170;
P.G.F., IL. E. Companion John Jacob, P.Z 170;
P.0.8eg., It. E. Companion W. IL Heath, J. 622 ;
P. 0.8.8., 11. E. Companion Daniell Collett. 170;
P. 0.81. 8., Companion Wen. Chick, 417;
It. B. Companion Josh. Maunders, P.Z. 170; P.G.
Janitor Companion John Lovelace, 417.

Fin on Doe= I—A the 28th =noel meeting of the
West of England Blind Institution on Thursday, the
roport showed a balance of £22:1 Oe. 2d. doe to the
treasurer, and the committee called strongly upon the
county of Dorset for an =Teemed subecription, it having
had ten pupils from that county, of whom four remain,
while the subscription received from Dorset was bet
• year. Thanks, however, were due to Lord Portman,
through Viscount Middleton, for a donation of £lO.
Of the six pupils admitted during the past year three
were from Devon, and ono each from Dorset and
Dornivall. Will Lionel respond? 11u Dorset a eon.
science and • banker of the right sort?

TEM COW Or • W• 1711 SUPPLT.—Tbe following
table is published by the Wafers Plying Poet as showing
the total cost of waterworks at the towns named, to-
gether with the annual bottom* and expenditure of
mob. It will be notiood that of the twenty named
Dorchester alone bee the Unenviable ilistinetion of
paying yearly more than it earns, but this seems to
heti beoome the Dorchester Corporation 'anode, and in
It comes to pass, that whereas ten years ago the town
had money in the funds, now that is spent and every
available bit of property is mortgaged.
Annual Anansi
Name of Borough. =. Cont. in. Expen-
diture.
Barnstaple 10,750 £lO 800 11,045 £3OO
8,700 ste MO
oo,ms 6.000 mo SO
Mamie - 7,000 10,460 780 170
Oolthester ....„ 11,400 7
1400 1,0110
000 BombsMs -.... e, ...
,400 400 870
tdaoed lBOOO 10600 1,900 1,000
udno . -•••• ... 2,400 9 880 666
-- . ......
._ 646

Margate
NoMh
Network (NMI.) .i 12,000 16,000 1,500 700
Newport (1.11/.)
Peassom
tr.
11,2110 36,000 3,100 1,007
&arm Weldon
laisbury
Tallo ton 15,000 16,000 800 SOO
Weeton•super•llore 10,000 10,401 1,388 NO
Weymouth
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1867-11-12

plunumms FROM THE COMIC PAPERS.

Prow "Plowh."

"It 'NV KNOW, IT."—Tbir IMAM newt from Itl,
ii maker it
,pretty eertain that for the present al kart
Rome is ' not for Joeeple—Oarilteldi.

_
EUPHEMISM Errant:mins/dlr.—A lawyer of OW an.
quitint•nos, who has acquired greet skill in conducting
an aleetiun, declares that in tho worse of his (wavering
experience he never heard • bribe even distantly
il'udied to, imoitpting by the 170011yIll Of •
offering."
" AWAY were Oturw."—" A leap in the dark," mid
Lord Derby, quoting Mr. Planck Mr. Gilpin, vainly
thinking to improve upon two such orators. says, "No,
• leap into the light." Yes, Gilpin. Your phrase
exactly diatribes, "Out of the trying pan into the ire."
Is that what you mean?

Trait " Pos."

Mu. Stow, to ANTRICA.--I never did meet with
such insults or all my We as jest throcugh agoin' to •
shop to ask • civil question, as you might as well give •
civil answer to, as don't soot notbink, and so I told
them fellers as was a-rattle' there a-grinnin' likes maple
or bamboos; sonekin' of toothpicks, as is a dirty &bit
and ain't be no nourishment in. For I was • welkin'
along Broadwav, as it '6,1 nearly cost me my life for to
cross, what with the pavement and what with the
'busses and carts, and jut as I was a-goin' along I see
in • shop winder • roll of Poimurg sloth, • deep claret
'Moor, the same as I 'ad the winter afore last, is I
bought near the Elephant and Ceuta, as were • rich
colour, and looked worry 'mealtime made up, and that
'aid to match through me 'airin' took the remnant, as
were lad, over five yards, through Win' doubts width.
sad didn't leave not 'ardly a bit over, though I must say
and always impute Mrs. Polls of 'avin' cabbaged, as
the "yin' is, as it's natural as she should, through beta'
• tailor'. daoghter and brought op to the business, and
alp work • button. Ole better than any woman as ever I
see, though no rearm for to respect 'is memory, for
when in liquor would we the sleeve-board pretty freely
over their bare becks, and was pretty nigh the death of
'is own mother through a-throwine' of the red-hot goose
across the room, se he meant for to bairn at 'is wile,
•Dd missed 'er by • inch, aketehin' of the old lady
jit,..eu the blade-home, as must 'aye been instant death
if it 'ad but bow a foot 'wiser up.

Priaoll6 yielded to have line Ades qualities of tea
sad saes should use Cemendra They oomenand the
eequalieled approval of consumers in all Farts of the
Warlord, and bare been in extensive use for the lase
4^"7 pram They are supplied is °misters sod
Pookste by appointed pots. For local agents, ass
advertisetoeats To afford inareessd oases be families
for °l*aluind these *bake teas and *ogees, snore agents
are required. Partisalers of sewn mut free by poet
Apply to Cereal, lienith aid CO., SO, Psoslorob-siless.
Leedom.