The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1883-04-10 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY. APRIL 10, 1883,

forted him elf chairman of the directors.lf the
proxies had beta (li. I no, away w mid hare goes the
PaOheta to L .n.lou. and ?dr. Oils, out of the die etioo.
At the pre-e.,t nunt Le Ls the must popular man in
Bouthawi t IL"

This ia a Let. 8-.1 no: the Poe Guildhall last
Mon lay. The It corder to delivering hi, char,ie t i the
Grand Jury, explaining the provision. of the %tarried Women's l'e4perty Act. He he. arrived at that p
lion of his ad WU I 0 Which he dea's with the liabili-
ties entailed by it upin naarrie 1 wools, in the future.
He is xcititig great werest amour Lb. fern ile portion
of the an hence. Bulk. Titre, Sarah Janl.
do'ee h 'es a44..in' • n Ags,n-t ,h • women. It's
too 138,1 Jihh..: A., ry Ann ; but
In iy n upon it be ail-% inorrie I, rhe wouldn't
dared)!
The Rey. Ni. Cotton, I °don', seems to be
a nice sort of individual f r a .inall diluter party.
The other day the Y-Itow Hibb .n Army inaurnrAted
the formstion of a brsneh iii Viat easaic sity by •
bsiiquet. Toe Itev. Nat. Gie.tod was one of the
cue.ta To hie o f.ll the honour 41 orop,aing the
toiPt of t'te " 3,wites. lithe Yellow Rini) it
Army,'sodi he eXior•INIAI himself in the
following Unriatiandike stud gra 4eful terms. He hope I
the Ye.l iiv Ribbou Army would i wrests° and ion Lily,
and that the re.ult would to that thy would drive
the Mu. Wbb n Army to the devil. Y irtunately
f.r his fludx, a. at I h 1.101.11 would put it, t is rev,
patio ua is an unbeneksl clergyman. Aud Vie
most chaitable conc;usiou ii be adduc4d frm his
utte.ano-st a ih .t he hot dioed not wisely but too
well. Hod he attemoted the etim.vsh tt delicate
feat of walking alialk line, the re•tal- would probably
have been • aeries of reels Cotton.

I think the popular fetling—anl, misrule, it eel loin
g tie ertto4—as rtg tris toe milk adultaratios case
rec beard before our magis rates, was that the
defendant was being s Ameba, hardly dealt with. It
seems 'to inconsi.tent, with even th mean et sea g/
t.f con= .n &net, that • m.,, after bdug lined Itr en
off no/, should at oi.ce go • .d repeat it when he ku .wt.
the r. presentative of the law is upon his trail, tie& the
defendant's aweition, he sold hi. milk a. he rtc iv d
it from the dairy, seemed tic trry c otviction with it.
Th.re veer, ebbe o .e or two odier um,ers which would
real to • neliet to hi. In sore. Five, or even 10,
p. r cent. of water is no sudi very al trwing a tultsras
tton, vein if it has bees willoby ma le—in 1,-.111,1, a
few days ago a milk dealer was fined for milling milk
adultereted with 50 per cent. of +Mar ! —but, a: thts
soma m nf the year, It is a wet:tricks fact that nillk
I. far inferior in f.t.y constituents to what it is
when kiwi) is rich and plea Ifni. Again, doitors
are prverbi illy kilorru to oder, bat if there is one
subject u,esn which they a • more often at extremei
than another it is on auelysit, and esprkially a milk
analysis, upon which, will all due respect to them,
they may be said to know Out quite so much as •
sharp young daitymaid. N.A so very long taro the
borough analyst of Belf.rd presented am at elaborate
report auto the 9ti ty of tertain nil k, how wh oh it
apparel that 2a per cen . of uoreqiir,l water had
found it. way lot it. But tile milk dealer, rounder.
kg himself an injured inti.vidual, sent his within of
the *ample to S .mereet House, and mato) I back •
certificate that it was olutely pure. the "cult being
the Conned hal to haul him ttv r • rum of £4 f
the inconvenience an I ex., nse he bad beta put to.
• •

Mr. Al Irrmso Mama& ne. suggestion that the
lospector .6 ,uld go to the—l woo't say fountain's.
ha I, it sav .rc to much ..1 the ..utnp—to the establiish-
meet fr m wino., the at tie.* was obtained, c..min-olds
iteelf to all renaming nations. B-,t, as we all know,
the meshes of the I .w are Kt ingewously c ontructod
that, as a rule' it is he little heb thst a e caught sad
the big ones that esc.pe. One el.o wld h iVe liked
to h.ve known from whom the a.inplaints which Str.
liiitcbioge silt he had received emanated. Were
they 4 the mean, miserable, anonymous claqi or from
bona Me aggrieved porch..-re, or rivals in tn:cle ?
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No one, for &(moot, will attempt to dry the
inspect ir dul his duty Tie only wish eut,rtained
by the untj thy ..f th public is thst he wo ild in the
future very %vilely azte..d the fisld .4 his • ',retinas.
MAN •13 JUT POOL!.

bear.) He believed General Thring would have been
drew, to accept but
then(he Cicairutar) r'iu
said that
'ed"wi
as
th.
the bus us.. was being oh•ouctsd he 'hull el dor the
poll. He wee then asked who it wao nbdt ccing the
pull, mid he repli•••1 Mr. 13 • dr, upon winch
hC rifted the won, they •.w on the bill.
All he cull
titwaliaidsulenarorth,dbayt crie
M. d ''f
Shame.")
tii• hreeldni4lr."llwiserceoi.tsrileerbeiel
the insult wee a. much au moult ti the ratepayers of
the vestry who put him in the chair as it woe t . him-
self personally. (Chem...) He only renlie I lie 'odd
rather be called GI et than M. lb, o's (Hew,. (loiu•I
c leering.) He had lise I Among them all hio life, h ru
I. the coca, owl bred ther • for many year. ; lie had,
perhaps, rushy faults., but they All knew thou an well
a. he di I, eel th y woe 1. t al. aid to tell Lim .1
th-m. (Laughter ) cieci th t we. another thi• g; but
I:•,,rt kenwolaw .saf.lylatnhinhg f h
ho
atte elfroi 1(.•A vin d cc,
A L
n: ll•e2r.k , dal.l
,
Volume 4 of the Phorerarculdeal Juurnit and you will
fin 1 out.'') The first thing he did was to come hare
and teach them public, morality ; they only hope 1 he
prectiewl in private what he preach. I is
(ilheero.) He came there Audi unseat all the old Midi-
tiono of the place, and by his c induct that day be 1
indiulted him, atid thiough him the rad-mere of
Wimb woe, un ler circumstance* wici .11 compelled him,
as he could inn carry on the voti g, i.e oechwe that
the poll was .topp.,l 0., a ediunt of the ..'eltruction • al
intimidation off.rwl to the v .teis. Ile might say be
had met several grntleinen w 11-known and respect t.l
in the town, sled they hod t •Id him they should
strongly have d.t.).eted t • have given their vote. for
two or thre, candid. e. who Were pea ,13 el friends .1
their owe. Ile therefore It impel Vied p 11. old he wes
bunt to IiaCIMO Mr. BI is aumi Mr. K rri lee .Icily '
elected cherchwareleue of Wou'eorue. (Ism I cheers.) '
lie certainly thougot under the c rcuin tante., and
C Juddering the id.sudt that w afore I him by that
iedivideal, he wee.; cite justifie I le the c •Uree he
ad. p:e 1. He was eel.. ain when they put him lu the
chair they dii nut think he should be copes. Ito such
an unuecesue y in.uk, (toiled cheers.)
Mr. El.cuce, who was greete l with vociferimo cheer-
ing,said he p h mid liked, have theme, •rtunity if on) Mg
• few words. Tasty hut all been' whet the (2hM, tnta
had eatid in reference to the disgraceful Jr
treat to de place in the hell that Didirnnig, while
st:empting o cary on the 101 l for churchwa-dens.
Whilst refer, Log to tha'. he wdiul 1 venture ale to
allude to a card that had been tweed by lute gentle-
men, whosensines he would premently read futhern,with
reference to the election of guardian, that wao coming
on dm the f mllowiug week. itle.r, hear.) In r hog
those names to them, he woe d also tell them their
uominatois, cod would thou leave them to judged thl
;Doge...Hug, that took place in the hall th •t morning,
and whether the nuclides ors •ir tie ndimin thew-
s-Ives were worthy of their suppu-t (Hear, heas.)
Toey were am f••Ilows f—dieneral l'hring, nominated
by Mn, Laiog ; Mr. Short flatfeet-, ads nominated by
Mr. Laing. Now as bed as Ur. 81,..rt liwyter was
ceeoesned he had not one word A. say against him ;
he was probably w rthy of their c •I•firlendx, but with
regar•l tee Mr. lolug he went in or as thio, th it whilst he •
rep assented them, nr ners.representod hein he should
have said, MIPLOM of g-iug Lulu dk after their into, este by
endeavouring to redudar the rates, he did all Ice p
c cull to iocrease them. Then they next of all came
t e Mr. Willi ein Aik us, who they (nudist was men. ;
Mated Icy tbe we•tby gentle:emu—he begged his '
p.rd is, that was not hin muue—by the peroon, by the •
man who that in dui.. celled Mr. Parham.° that
wh ch they had alre oly he ir I. (1bw...) They soot "
came t.• Mr. J din ll.llg 0., al • n icon wed by no lee.
a prom than the said Mr. B Miaow.; With
reg and to ,Id. Laiug, Mr. Aikido, anti %Ir. Borges. he
malutolue I they were all be the same boat, that they
imsrepreeouted them ou the B•ar I uf Guardians, .1
whole he ha 1 been represonative, an I should
be still teetir rem* ntative at .•ne more sift ne, unless
they deemed hint hi. to he rent back again, -when
he shd•uld ml• wh IrL he lea I Away. end rev cure It., J.,
lo ik well alter their intures o. (dllieers.) But he w•iul I
f urther say th 4 the th c,, geod legman lie ha I referred
to (Mr. Laing, Mr. Atkins, cud Mr. Burge.), when •
resolu•ion was prop wed met ihc ito .rd cf Guardmile •
for the re luctiou id the clerk's salary (*lt • he argot
PO ex as to say, wire ill receipt •.1 neatly tie° a yew'
for doing • w rk), them three. Wove
ol,pome.l them tooth amt him, Mr. MAW,
a .1 Mr. K-rridge. No they centric Mr.
G nob who was Dominated by Mr. 111,,ki .e. Peroon•
Ally, he did not say much about him. • 'wept that he
wee a ge. irh regard to hie nommat •r, he
would leave th-us to iu !go. Ile mppe erect that 111 en-
lag, and did all ha possibly could to Wilma .ate
v mere, and be WM LI, less a peis.,ida-re than the gesille-
rose who ...me few ys aro ago tilled the Ake ..1 church-
wooden. 11 mw he title I it th• y calf tenll knew,
hec sum Mr. 11..pkinde accounts fur hie year of an y
h.d hirer, so far its he knew. p used the veep y. Ni
only •111 these Mratlefueu el there sal wan 1 there tint
tweeting an 1 palmist's.e the people, hut the relieving
°the r was oleo he, e, eat he very kindly put hie haiol
mow the eh., nder. oi the p 11!0 and to .1 ch•M
Old way to vote. (dimes.) W..s that his place ? (No,
no.) He woe there nearly Ore •Oria.tsrs of au h..irr
a servai•t paid ley them, who should have he n lu .king
af en his budinese ciii tic. low ice •ple.
Wi h pgard to the intistei 'a i-1., cci only was it ca -
Hod cli i . that w .y, hut a 1.., by the ..nrew .nt. :ray
that to •rni•Dr, but dor the I.r..vprill night, by Valloom
bedi-o and freshet, of the candid Cern WIt•M p".:e aid
110• feel d spwedl to pr••irrise f •r General 'Plaid g and
Mr. Ebb, (0 •neral Tering esp cially, I -as. they
knew Mr. Elie would go us) they • Itl. Oh
we shall ku we to - ru••rrow bight who yc u iii•l
vole for. " (Hisoe. ) He should a.t have
taken up their time in ..dilre se tic tl em time,
but that he knew u- s. were farts, as I but fur the
for tthhe" e'rie'rPolh".w.achaltae: were
ytete•re"agd"oe—newsiohplev'e/li'do
were at that time in receipt wpm. 10, .1
but who since that time had not rec •hued one penny,
although they were in as great cad t•:.dlay as ever
they were. (Glees.) D.l they vino is.d this Wad
Eoglieec'liin' (No, Was it Hitt then pe 'ph I
sed•uld be treated an I nrimidated in that way I' (~o,
no.) lie W cued conclude by saying if they ha I co..fie
deuce in their humble t, ii. Mr. K-rridge, Mr.
Charles Ellis M•'. George Cliiotetr, Mn. Gaiters
Jeeps, and Mr. if. W. Dib'n.u, thee, where the
Giiartitahs' pp re came out, • ipport tit .se who would
1... k alter their inteirdto and wit neisreprsseut them.
(1.0 id cheers.) tied supposing suytaiug turosd
the ac un of the Ch.irot.te that dos', if • monde oars
Was apt tined, 'l,ll he was inform d someone was
gd no to get to Colney II dch or somewhere—he did
t know much Aleut it. and if a new election was
or,lered f.c churchward lens. he hope 1 they would show
etc.( th3'dirheaKleori
f'dthgea aa
polilbyllar'swEleelipibeyg
.•
flirt he
orrnr them
remember to 'tich to their worthy
Chairman, who had d no h's deity toat morning. WI
every Engliehmen should do. (Lout and contiuued
cheering.) The gentl-men he ba I n cruel ab •CII, he
would retain I them, were those who at the election
were found looking Oftr the v ding pap rd., an 1 the
retult was the mslicious ppweguti me, f which they
knew the result. die thereto:a Asked them to oho.'
their ,his •pprovol of their procedure by giving them
the cold thoulder thie time. Whet r..)
The meeting which had Leon very orderly, ronclu led
by a cute of thanlut to the Chairmen.

For the encouragement f " A Ratepayer," let we
say that however chmi,ies or, disposed of, ratepayers
are v.ten, 41.010 th• ir beads may be taken off,
at the.e vegries, therefoie he need rot be Arran of
Imre ly.
Holding, a. I do, that charities are thjurious all
coon I, I I ar Wanh true olu.. t h. a parodse. • eing
she Lai Oak. iii• a It mt are u( neatly a#lo.
As for al I vat g ither, the eh amiss 4414 as
1.. s and 101 l iw1.11( the or:ler of the C .11ora :
—" The Chu Ch an Gramm ,r &Moot C "
shows an Inc mi. from btheA, 14041, and stoJk to the
amount of £1,463 11 •4 I. Tde sum is disposed of as
£1,234 11'. 11. ,• lectures ant
amnions, IWO shtch sum is al in.iCh a. Paul sad
Fet,r tio:11 lid) ; church pulp 'O,I. £3OO.
Gill in-us L'll.—. Iho Icc in. .1 £6.1 is a rent charge
upon I •n I bi Cambridg sblr,; £4O of Via is for the
po Older ho .ks a.y the lan I Wag gnm ; but that
"A Ratepayer" col find out. This land was given
prior t Ha: year 1200, awl some years ago was Vested
In 11. ilm,kes, Erg.
St. Marital's. -The first to this object is laud to
the exkot of 34 &cr.. in the parish of %limbo no ; this
with it Cl briogs an inc du. of 2119 3s. 81. This
being for the poor will come undo the All itmatt Act.
Stout's canasta ot 12 houa.:s and some tad; this is
also in the parish. Fueled in the Ray. liir Jaw..
11. rt•
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B •xley's.— I his 01104 consists ~f six acres of and
Calle lit miland, and is I. thn pariah. flail of this is
forth. p 1 the othrr for the ',mousses of the church,
therefore throe Mies sew. under tise Act.
Gond y's.—This charity Is a yearly rant charge.
race £2. fr...• • form as Wsltad, is the parish. This
Is Vt 1114.1 Is the ov.r.eers, sod is for the poor.
C.arity.—Tess is a yearly chore of Ll upon
Sc, tithes of . farm at Breit .rd Bryan pH us .d to be)
for the poor. Vscad in the churctiwardens and
o ustables. No return of this charity.
bitto.--Exbibiton of IX for •soholar from Itingw.lod
School, ; in deism t for Wimburne, and in
det.ult for Bomb st DO. _

C 4.—Tuiic mends of bonne end 13 acne of land,
tins forts ou .r pens MS. To. Lou lIS At Co. be Ca ,tie,
and by the A:6 this CIO bf exchanged for other land
• Wiinborne for the use of lime la ',mien,.
Hah404.1, flab, suid Br .wo.— loose c/Aarities consist
of h..uses awl lan!, some of which la in the parish.
Mita L. No return.

(5..;i:5Uc..-4.7i;•Wii is laud, but this was sold, sad
us uses. invested aud prelims £B, t.s be paid to t4ur po,r
tredesuku su Wlush.doe. Are there au_y such?
Iligdetes.— I.c .me from stock XI. This Is for the
_ . . _

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t.hurob Edw.. cos:sabot of wet houses and five
acres us laud, 111COLIA l.sr thil £l3l 104. s!o the drat
oil church Its,* £1,372 10e. id., for educatiog her
chtharon £1,257 11..41.
tua:ters a e iu the ban le of the Wimborne
peup.e, an i it as a public duty to look lido them.--1
Ili, yours,

fiarsTe.—One hundred lives are at ones destroyed by •
explosion. Every eye torus to the scene. In the
dark winding mesons isf the mine, an enemy haa lurked,
whose spring has been Instant destruction. Accumulated
horrors shock the sense. Inattectively we dread the
hidden dmager, snore than an open foe, yet with strange
peeve sity, we arm to meet the one, and refuse to guard
ageing the other. The miner It inds in the jaws of destb,
ant deep's s security. The imvit able enthatrophocomee,
and hos ror is intensified by the r. fi.ction that the
need'. es weary might have been averted by the um of
one of inn aimpleit little isht-outeuts in the world—the
s.f. ty lamp. The explosion c-f fire-damp illustrates, with
the clearness of COOtniC il demonatration, the sudden
earthiest' in of certain gams, and with precisely tie
same lucidity may be pointed out the slower but no lest
ruinous union .1 ps utmosts and poisonous pirti des with
the blood and bodily times, by which deleterious chance,
fever., i,etholthations, nervous disorder., gout, rheuma-
tism, skin complaint', ke . are tad, the cuatitu-
tion is undermined, and death itself is threatened.
Toways famous remedies are a immune' for more
effective than the 'Maly temp. for their field of opera-
tion is immemurably more eat adv... Skilfully contrived
for neuiralising all harmful or poisonous atoms existing
ither in the blood or ayatom, they cunthitute the
travellers beet friend. Hulse wey'e pills are the finest
medicine .ever known in these hot and insalubrious
climates, where colonithe and natives silks live in dread
of their enter bled sirength succumbing to the death.
deleting miasmata. From its tropics to the poles no
esti-tote can be foend 0 compare with these pills. In
the ER: or iVest Indies. Aostralie, Americe, or the
merely countries of Europe, Holloway's unequalled
remedies ailed the grew est security for health end life.
It should be borne in mind, too, tile., like gases in the
mine, disease, wh-re left untended, increases or intensifies
In the body ; more especially in • variable climate, where
outward conditions are ever clamming, is there the greafillit
need of constant care and an efficient regulator. The
virulence of cootegious maladies msy be defeated by giving
Purity to the blood and free action pastel the holy.
A Meant in armour capthie of rtheitteg or subduing infett-
tmn. Holloway's medicine, by only sod ketimous, bully
accomplisbes this end by strengthening the atanach,
clamming the liver, stimulating toe kidoeys, evacuating
the towele, and by determining to the skin and equalising
the tsmprature of the frame. It is not able that
Holloway's treatment includes th.t most important coe-
d bon —time. Tee prop a time and best concert id means
for removing all slim nth are distinct y indicat d in the
" instructions • issued with his r unease, and their
practthl utility has been established by the patronage and
applause of the world.— Willeasslne Star.
THROAT IRRITATIOR.-8 reuses and dryness. Pickling
end initet no, 'educing c mei' and effecting the voice.
Fey them symptoms use Eppes Glycerine Jujube.. In
contact with the glands at the moment they are excited
by the act of socking. the Glycerine in them agreeable
confections become, actively heeling. Sold only in box-,ea,
71.1., tine ls. 11 L. libelled" Jesus Ern k Co., 11001033.
iambic Chemist., London." A htter received "Gentle'
seen,—lt mey, perhaps, interest yett to know the% ato-
m eat laded trial, I ban found your Glycerine Jujubes or
considerable benefit (with or without medical treatment,
in almost all forms of Utmost disease. They soften and
clear the voice. Yours faithfully, GOttege Houma, 1L D.
Senior Pby.ician to the Municipal Throat and Mar
Infirmary."
Remember that for Corns and Bunions no remedy It
equal to Alloothe Corn or Bunion Plaster. The universal
verdict is that they relieve almost instantaneously- Whll
cringe with pain, when by wearing ono of these Utile
plasters you can wok uprightly and wear the tightest
boots with easel Try • 713. packet ma sample. Sold only
in two sise packets. 711. 111111 141.
THROAT il/MICTIONS AND HOAJISZAILAS.—AII suffering
from irritation of the threat and hoarseness will be
ably surprised at the almost irstroediete relief afforded by
the um of "Browns Broachial Troches? These famoug
" keiager are now mid by most respectable chemiste la
this country at le. I}d. per box. People troubied with •
" heating cough," • "slight mid," or bronchial affections,
ISLUAO: try them too soon, se similar troubles, if allowed
to program, result in serious Pulmonary and intonate,
affections. See that the words "Browns Bronchial
Troches" are on the Government Stamp around each box.
—Prepared by lone L Baciere and Sons, Boston, United
5t..,.. European depot, removed to 33, Farrington.
reed, London.
Fecieithes l—Fon ens urns the Bauer& —A few drops
of the liquid "Planless" sprinkled on a wet tooth brush
produces a element lather, which thoroughly cleanses the
teeth from all parasites or Impurities, hardens the HUM,
prevents tartar, stops decay gives to the teeth • peculiar
pearly whiteness, and • delightful fresprance to the breeth.
It removes all unpleasant odour 'wising from decayed
teeth or tobacco smoke 'The Fragrant Flailing? being
composed in pert of honey sad ewes' herb.. is delicious to
the taste and the greatest toilet discovery of the age.
Price ta. Od. of all Chemists sad perfumers. Wholesale
depot removed to 33, Farringdon-road. London.
Towle's Pennyroyal and Still Pills for females, quickly
correct all irregularities, and relieve the distressing aim.
tam so prevalent with the sex. Boxes Is. 14.1 and is,
of all chemleth Sect anywhere on reogia of 15 or al
stamps, by the maker, X T. Toed... Chemist Nottingham.
Caster Oil Ii
..Asri,all44.
'he
only ter:.
burk
beer:antigu nasseuus flavour.
n,.
This is earepktely outcome by ALM'. it HARBURTAI new
mores. of ingeufecture, and the A et H. "TASTELI343.
CASTOR OIL shaken up in warm milk, while still the
safest, best, and most effective, is now one of the most
palatable of aperients. At &L. is., la Si.. and 3s. Sold
everywhere.
UNSWEETENED CONDENSED MILK. High
medical and scientific authorities mate that the enormous
quantity of 40 per cent, of sugar added to the ordinary
condensed milk is injurious, and they therefore strooglg
recommend the pure unsweeten -d "First S wise Brand.
By far tbe beet infante' food. Ask for the " First Swiss
Brand." Sod where. Sole Consignees, automata.
Roll, and Co., Soso', London,
The House of Commons and Conroy 's Melt Coffee. It
will interest lovers of Coffee to know that the Bill wool
throuth Committee in the Holum July 31, has practically
removed the restrictions On the sale of this new breeklast
and after-dinner beverage, which can now be obtained in
tins, protected by the government stamp, retail from
Grocers, Druggith.' and others, thro.thhout the United
Kingdom. Eminent members of the *acuity have lavishly
praised Courth's Malt Coffee s —"As • breakfast beverage
unsurpassed.' "As • nourishing and health producing
article f diet? "Moat beneficial in cases of indigeetien.
It °waists of pure Coffee combined with Malt by • patent
process, and is absolutely free of chicory, and in all re-
spects superior to pure Coffee and the many doubtful
admixtures described as French Coffee. Dandelion Coffee
kc., an Prepared only at the Malt Oahe Works, 34,
Fleet-Street. Liverpool.
a IN_ —Are you broken in your rest be
a stikmeri id eullesfnes
ug with the pain of cutting teettiltio
"t
onoe to• chemist midget • bottle of line. WINeLOw •
floornuie Steer. It will rabies the poor sufferer inimeth
eoly. It is perfectly harmless and pleasant to thetaste it
produces natural quiet strep, by relieving the child from
pain, and Use little cherub awakes " blight as • button."
It soothes the child, i softens Use gums, alleys all pain,
relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the beet known
remedy for dysentery and diarrheas, whether arising from
seething or other causes. Mr.. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup is mad by Medicine dealers everywhere at la. lid.
pee bathe
INTORTAINT TO LAIINDILIRLIEL —lf your tradesman does
not sell Reckitt'a Paris Blue, mind • post card to the
maker., 150. Queen Victoria-street, London, and they will
send yon the name of someone who sells it in your town
Tn QJSZJI ABD COLD WATS; &MO.—Extract from •
lady's letter I and Sinclair's Cold Water Soap saves
time and material, teethe clothe, require less rubbing and no
boiling, and (still more setiefaetory) was • muth purer colour
than with other soaps. I rocommend it to every house-
wife, as it is undoubtedly the beat soap for laundry and
all purposes. It will not injure the most delicate f
is elegem': to use, and prevents the misery of • steamy
home daring the family wash. Sold by grocers and oilmen
everywhere, at 4d, per lb. Be sure to ask for Sinclair 's,
and do not be persuaded to accept a worthless imitation,
—Role maker. James Sinclair, Southwark, London.
ARB You TIRED I—With • dull pain in the head,slile or
back I Is the appetite poor, and does the food fall to
digest, causing distress, and a fullness about the stomach.
Then you should nee Seiget's Curative Syrup (an extract
of Roots aid Plants) for Indigestion, which is the sole
cause of Impurity of the blood. Relief will surely follow.
The beet appetiser in the world. If As bowels are con-
stipatei on account of a torpid Liver, use &there Opera-
tint Pill., they always move the bowels thoroughly but
without griping or unpleasant effect.. For Asthma um
Rthinweed Tar Mixture. It give. immedi ate relief and
• pernmatit C ire its Ea • s..s .n. The ebove 41t:cle. h Sr
the cords A. J. Wed.., L wild, on to (I.yertimeat
stomp.
ORR BOX Or 'Athlete's ell PILLS is warranted tenure all
dlsciiarg s from toe Urines} Ore en 4, in eitner mx ( .eqo i red
or coastitut.omel),Grevel, and pains in the B.ck. G ler-
antled free from Mercury. Sid in flexes. 4a. fit, eon by
all Chemists and Medicine Veodore throughout rhe W.., id,
OTS nt to en• address to sixty et onion he the Motet... Tug
LiNcoLII AND MIDLAND COONTIIO4 PRIM COMPAR T. Linco o.
Wbuiemle Agm.t., BARCLAY it Sots, London, and all the
Whole Houses.

DISCOVIST von T. 1% HAIR—It tour heir is
tionitas grey , 1.011, -ft, iee -The NeZiean
Hor R for rill verified', 'eaters in sorry foes
Grey or Irkits Ask to its tr itpusl colour, without leaving
ths dissit,e-able swell ct niost " Restorers." It melon
the hair coarmingly Inmatiful, ea well es promoting the
growth of Hitt Felt. o Mald spots, where the glands are not
dweavral. Ask your Chemist for "Tug MIXICAN lou
RIMIRMIII." sold lay Chemists and Perfumers everywhere
id 3.. Gt. p.r bottle Wholesale depot removed to 33,
Ferrincrldi-met. Landau.

II LLOWAYS PILLS. —ltt order that the slightest indis.
posiii di way n t re 'idly rue is di astro is couree from
had t., wow., th AR wird of
give it immorliatt athention. A taw dos• of diem
thorough', purifying and strengthening Pits will alwrys
he heneliciel when the I at disorder reigns, or erhen
narrow fear. oppress. Two or three Palls at bed time
haws the happiest effect in promoting perlict direstion,
whereby the muscles are rendered more vig reap, the
rpirits more buoyent, and the entire frame mo-e hardy.
Holloway'. medicine increa•es the qu wait, of nut. iment
derivable from a given q gentle of loud, and
of the blood is imprtved, the tone of every fibre hr men.
out the hdy to heightens I, ant the di•pssition io cli
into disease is reduced to a minimum.

Lbcd.BLISHED
BIKKBEc K B A L-
SO, Southampton Buildings. Chancery Lane. London.
Oerrent Accounts opened according to the usual praoties
if other Bankers. and intereat allowed on the minimum
nsonthly belanoes when not drawn below £25.
No Commission ched for keeping Amount..
The Boat siso rerse money on Deposit nt Three par
nat. Internat. repeyable on deman& and undertakes MO
maim. end sale (,f Stocks end Shams.
Ps...trate. eve Is /I perncs,nrs.ninprhealims.
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