The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1876-07-18 00:00:00

SINGULAR ACTION FOR LIBEL.

In the Coiumon Plea.s Irivision, List week the action of
Payne V. CotliAtipt, WWI concluded.
It was an action for libel brought by the surgeon of the
Anglian, one of the Union Steamship Company's vessels,
against the captain of the African, another vessel belong-
ing to the same line. The libel was contained in a rolled
written and forwarded by the defendant to Captain Ker.
the company's superintendent at Cape Town, and im-
puted to the plaintiff immoral conduct towards a young
lady passenger on board the African, in whose cabin he
had been found at 11 o'clock at night while the two vessels
were moored close to one another in Port Klizabeth, in
October last. The defence was that the report was a
Privileged communication, made without malice, and that
the statement contained in it weresuleitantially true. The
plaintiff's explanation of his proxence in the lady's cabin
at such an hour was that he hoard her coughing badly,
and at her request went into her cabin to attend her pro-
fessionally, and for no other purpose. Sergeant Parry and
Mr. It. E. Turner were counsel for the plaintiff; Mr. C.
Russell, ant Mr. Pinder for the defendant --It was
proved that the defendant had caused the plaintiff to be
removed by force from the African to his own ship on the
night in question, and that in consequence of the above-
mentioned niport the plaintiff had hewn dismissed from
the company's service. It appeared that the young lady
had hain under the care of the plaintiff on hoard the
Anglian, in which vessel she made the passage from
Southampton, and that the surgeon of the African was ill
on the 1.4 of October, which accounted for the plaintiff's
attending her on board the vessel, instead of the regular
niedical officer. —1 here was considerable conflict of testi-
mony on several points—as to the plaintiff's previous con-
duct with respect to the young lady, as to whether the
defendant was excited by drink at the the time of the
I occurrence which Rave rise to the action, WI to the time
I the plaintiff remained in the lady's cabin, a... to whether
I there was light there, and snore especially whether or no
the door was bolted while he was there.—Several of the
crew and passengers of the African, including the young
lady and her father, were callid as witnesses on one able
or the other, and gave their respective versions of the
events which occurred on the night referred to.—The
jury retired, and found a verdict for the plaintiff on all
the issues, and assessed the damws at £loo—llls Lord-
ship then gave judgment for the plaintiff for that amount,
and refused to stay execution.

MAJOR O'GORMAN ON SUNDAY CEASING.
In the debate in the Commons on Wednesday, upon
the Irish Sunday Closing Bill, Major O'Gorman mark a
funny speech, lie said that, after reflection. he was no
more friendly to the Bill than he had been to the previous
resolution. Ile opposed the argument of the hon. member
for Roscommon that public-houses should be closed on
Sunday just the same as tailors and grocers. There was
a very wide difference between these trades, and he
ventured to say that from Monday morning to Saturday
night the public-houses were almost unused. The farmer,
after his day's work, was too tired to walk to a neighbour-
ing village for the purpose of visiting a public-house.
They put it off until Sunday. (Laughter.) They went to
the nearest village where there WU a Roman Catholic
chapel or a Protestant church, or whatever it might be in
the way of devotional exercise, for the purpose of idoring
their God in the way they thought best. After they had
adored their God they came out, and at two o'clock they
thought it no sin—indeed, tho law hail provided it for
them—to resort to the public-house, for the purpose of
meeting one another, and having a social ghost of beer or
porter —(laughter)—and he asserted, without fear of con-
tradiction, he could prove it on oath if necessary, that
hundreds of thousands of people in Ireland went home as
sober as possible. Referring to the case of Tramore, a
h-frequented watering-place, he sail that by this Bill
the people visiting that place might be served as boss
travellers, but what became of the people who resided
there 7 Why, it would come to this : that Irish hospitality
would be turned topsy-turvey, and the inhabitants
of Trarnore would have to he entertained by their visitors
instead of entertaining them. He asked the House
solemnly was such a thing as that to be borne?
(Laughter). Such a monstrosity he never heard of till
that abominable bill was brought in. To take another
case. About that time last year the weather was very
wet, and he had it quantity of hay lying on his land in
quite a swamp, and he was apprehensive that he should
lose it. But there came a fine Sunday with a burning
sun, and, after going to mass and having luncheon, he
took a walk to look at the hay. What was his surprise to
find some hundred or more poor people turning the hay
over. To make a long story short, by the evening the hay
was in cocks, and he should not have cared if it rained
cats and dogs all the next week. (Laughter.) Was there
anything wrong in that? They were commanded by the
Almighty to take care that the fruits of the earth should
not be destroyed. There was nothing wrong in what the
people did, and everything that they laboured for was
virtuous, lie did not know what they were going to do,
and they would not take a penny for it. Did the House
think he was going to let those poor people work for him
from two o'clock till eight, and send them away empty I
Of course ire directed his servants to go to the nearest
public-house, and fetch two or three barrels of porter, and
the poor people enjoyed it. (Laughter.) 'They were
perspiring as hard as they could, and it came out of them
as fast as it went in. (Great laughter.) Would any hon.
member find fault with hini for what he did ? If so, he
should get up and tell that hon. member that he had a
very low opinion of him. (Laughter.) But if that Bill
were to come into operation, and the same thing were to
happen again, he should be obliged to say to the people,
"here goes; good evening !" English members hail been
invited to vote for the Bill, hut he besought English
members not to do so. They could not carry the Bill if it
were for England; and if it passed for Ireland, from north
to south, from east to west, the country would Ire afffcted
with the canker of lawlessness, drunkenness, and
debauchery.

SeLson Bower. manager of the Pontefract
establishment 114 the Yorkshire Ranking Company. has
been committial for trial On Ai:barge of embezzling money
to the amount of ovcr 1:10.00U.

DOLIAMAVS OINTMENT AND PILLS.—It is &sheltie,' by
everyone who has personally tried these noble remedies
for any eruptions, mew, ulcers, 1.1 legs, &a., or who have
witnessed their purifying and hireling effects on others
suffering from such maladies, that these medicaments
poreams every property which the invalid could desire. The
lintinent relaxes the swollen muscles, diminishes inillam-
SISUASOII pain, and always alleviates, dangerous
inaLsdius which may have lasted for mouths, or even
years. Holloway's excellent preparations :ire elfeetive
singly. resistless in vombination, and have lissin recom-
mended by grateful patients ti Is, rimortml to as alter-
natives when all other 'arcane of regaining health have
failed. Their action is temperate, not violent or reducing.
ON MONDAY an inquest was held at the Wheatsheaf
Inn, Scarlsirough, on the body of John White, whose
Italy had been found in the I ;amain Ocean. It iippearml
that the dace:will, a native of Ismilon, hail ISS,II working
as a groom and horsedriver at the ironworks at 'bearding;
Abbey, about 21.1 miles from Scarborough. He bad been
courting a girl named Alice Mary Agar. about PI years of
age, who having lust her father, lived with her brother-in-
law. On Tuesday night, keit week, they went to the
anniversary of • Sunday school at the place, and were
seen together at lir o'clock at night. The friends of the
girl had told them they objected to the courtship, Agar
being so young. Nothing more was seen of the girl until
Thursday morning, when she was found •IniWltell at sea
off the white Nal, at Scarls.rough. Two of her brothers
at once drove to the watering-place and hail no *mows
identified the body than the corpse of her sweetheart WES
picked up near the same spot. A rest-iiiorr. es examination
of the girl's body showed that she was likely to become a
mother. She had DO money upon her, and the young man
only 2id. Both, it was said, hail marks of violence on the
fair, and ler the rocks bounding the coast, at a lonely
and dangerous spot, the girl's petticoat was picked up.
Auvicr TO Mitrritgas !—Are you broken in your rest by
a sick child suffering with the pain of cutting teeth I Go
a once to • chemist and get a bottle of Max Wissiow's
SOOTHING Settee. It will relieve the poor sufferer
immediately. It is perfectly harmless and pleasant to
taste, it produces natural, quiet slism, by elieving the
child from pain, and the little cherub wakes "as bright as
a button." It soothes the child, it softens the gums,
allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is
the best known remedy for dysentery and dial-rine%
whether arising from teething or other ranges. Mrs.
Winslow's Soothing Syrup is sold by Medicine dealers
everywhere at Is lid per bottle. -Manufactured iu New
York, and at 493 Oxford-street,. London,
TIIROAT AFFECTIONS AND 110AILSBNESS.—All suffering
from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be
agreeably surprised at the almost immediate relict afforded
by the use of " Brown's Brenchial Truchas. " These
(meow; " losenges "are ISOW SOltl by most respectable
chemists in this country at Is lid per box. People
troubled with a "hacking cough," a per
cold," or
bronchial affections, cannot try them too soon, as similar
trouble., if allowed to progress, resultin serious Pulmonary
anti Asthmatic affections, See that the words "Browns
Bronchial Troches ' are on the Government Stainparound
each box.—Manufactured by JOHN 1. BROWN AND SONS,
Boston. United State lienot, 49.1, Oxford-street. London.
VALUABLE DISCOVERY VOIR THE lIAIIL —lf your hair
is turning grey or white, or falling off, use • " The
Mexican Hair Renewer," for it will positioely rertore is
,esre awe Grey or White hair to its orginal colour,
without leaving the disagreeable smell of molit"Restoreni."
It makes the near charmingly beautiful, as well so
promoting the growth of the hair on bald spots, wisere
the glands are not decayed. Ask your Chu..1.11- for the
" MEXICAN lIAIR Iteatawaa," preps:ad by Henry C.
GALLUP, 4111 Oxford Street, Ler.don, and sold by Chemists
and Peifuniereevervwbern at 3s, dd. per bottle.
•

ILORILINE l-FOR THE TKIL:TII AND BRIATIL-A few
drops of the liquid "Floriline sprinkled one wet tooth-
brush produces a pleasant lather, which thoivugnly
cleanses the teeth from all parasitios or impurities, hardens
the ir pia, prevents tartar, stops decay, gives to the teeth
a pecu_uir pearly-whiteness, and a delightful fragrance to
the breath. It removes all unpleasant odour Arising from
decayed teeth or tobacco smoke. "The Flagrant Florlline,"
being composed in part of Honey and sweet herbs is deli-
cious to the taste, and the greatest toilet discovery of the
age. Price Fe ed, of all Chemists and perfumers. Prepared
Mr Mary C. 1:41.1.111., 4a3 Oxford-drat, Loadoo.

Tug steamer St. Clair has been burned on Lake Superior,
and twenty-seven persons perished.
A fanner named Dunne, in King's County. Ireland,
has committed suicide. He had received a letter threaten-
ing him with death.
At the Birmingham Quarter Sessions en Saturday. the
Deputy Recorder, Mr. Mcßuxard, sentenced the three
constables, Handley, Wright, and Beckett, who had been
convicted on the previous day of robbing a stranger named
Bate of 21s, to penal servitude for five years.
The Torquay Volunteer Me Corps have sent in their
resignations almost unanimously. The cause of disaffection
is the partial treatment they consider themselves to have
received from the authorities at head-quarters in reference
to the reviewin Hyde Park.
Errs's COCOA—GRATEFUL AND CoNVORTING.—" By •
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the
operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a careful sp.
plication of the tine properies of well-selected cocoa, Kr.
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately
flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy
doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of
diet that a constitution may be gradually built up unti
strong enough to resist every tendency to disease.
Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around RA ready
to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape
many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and • properly nourished frame."--Cied Servies
Gazette.
Ant:trams:no Act—Since the passing of the Adulter
ation of Food's Act, the public Analytical Chemists in
many parts of the Country, have analyzed Johnson.
Johnson d; Co's Pure Teas and have in e eery ease prom 4
face b, be perfectly t'" i-• These pure Teas can Le strongly
recommended, to those who desire good wholesome Tea,
for their purity, great strength and delicious flavour. For
list of Agents see advertisement
ToCRIATS and TRAVELLER-4, I,ADIEA SINKING,
visiting the seaside, or otherwise exposed to the
scorching rays of the sun and heated particles of dust
will find WAYLANDS' K.tLvcs.uz Most cooling and
refreshing to the face, hands and arms; it eradicates
sunburn, tan, freckles. ffe.., and is especially recom-
mended for the skin after sea bathing: Is, lid. and
14s. lid per bottle. Itowtanns' MACASSAR OIL
prevents the hair falling off during hot weather:
llowtaxsis' ECKONIA is a new and fragrant toilet
powder, lc per box : noWLANDIe Morro whitens the
teeth; 2s, fid, per box, sold by chemists, perfumers
and hairdressers ; always ask for liowLawps' articles.
Rae/Urn; PARIS SU/IL—The marked superiority Of
this Laundry Blue over all others, and the quick appreci-
ation of its merits by the public has been attended by
the usual results, viz., a flood of imitations: the
merit of the latter mainly consists in the ingenuity
exerted, not simply in imitating the square shape but
making the general appearance of the wrappers resemble
that of the genuine article. The Manufacturers beg there-
fore to caution all buyers to see " Reckitt's Paris Blue" on
each peficet.
HUNYADI JANOB 'MINERAL WATER. ---The hest and
most agreeable natural aperient. -" Far the most
valuable and most palatable of our aperient mineral
water.. 1" have been most agreeably surprised with
the result of a clinical investigation." Professor
Macnamara, Professor of Materia Medics. Royal
College of Surgeons in Ireland. Editor of " Neligares
Medicines, their Uses, ke." Seventh Edition. In
original bottles, prim 2s. and Is. tid., .if all chemist...

DAMP HOUSES, DAMP CHURCHES. CAN RE
CURED CHEAPLY and THOROUGHLY by the
PETRIFYING LIQUID, Manufactured Transparent or in
Colours, only by the LIVERPOOL SILICATE PAINT
COMPANY, who are also the Sole Manufacturers of the Petri-
fying 8111cato Paint.

HE INDESTRUCTIBLE PAINT COMPANY
Limited*
PATENT INDESTRUCTIBLE PAINT: for Steam Engines,
Boilers, Roofing, Gas Tanke Tbideeoenric, Wood or Iron.
Morena Acids and Alkaliee. Price 404 to 60s per cwt., equal to
9 or In gallons.
PATENT ENAMEL PAINT, Glow or Plat. Any Colour
however delicate. Stands any 'middling with siap and water.
Always mud an the Isunn Posts in the City of London Mee in
St. Paul's Cathedral, Victoria Embankment. Her Majesty's
opera House, Haymarket, de., ke. Two costa equal to four of
oil Paint.
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KNAVE!, SOLUTlON.—Perfoctly egterprools
Stone, Warble, Brick, Wood, Thum Paper, and any other ab-
idance but It is fiuid end rolourleee, and leaves no deposit. In
long and continuol tule at St. Paul's Cathedral. Is applied
cold, 6.61 per gallon covering 20 to 20 3-ards. All the shore
sent out reedy for nee : and no skilled labour neocesary.
For Mrtiotiltirl apply to the Offices, 27, Cannon-street,
London. R C.

IMPORTANT.-11AY'S Patent Waterproof
{
ry For BMW Thookx, Hide. anal Bottoms.
For securing D Apartments (certain).
COMPOSITION/I. For a damp Course for Foundations-
Po. llsrhie & Grained Papersiiebeap Varnish
For Out-door me Varnish Ilid
INIANDOS STREET, LAMPORT, re-
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ACFNTB WAD.

Pee sr.-
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ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY
It Limited, 7, BANK BUILDINGS, LONDON, C.
Pt7lsS

TNVESTIIENTS SAFE AND PROFITABLE p.. from to
Sn per rent Our SELECTED LIST of the abovi-
inveotlyeztorl by °omelet., tux, thus fornslog relloblPe=
forwarded upon appliration. MARSHALL. BROWN AND CO..
Poultry. London. E.C.

4, We are enjoined not to hide the disawery of bleating' found
by the way." . .

" Thet exile as a boon anil a bleating tn rnen
The. PICK WICK the NILE. enil the WAVERLEY Pen."
_ To ho had at all Stationers.
_

HINDOO PENS. IV post 15 Id per box The Standard
atm: -"They area treasure."
The Patentees caution the Public to beware of parties offering
optilions Imitations of these Pena
MACNIVEN AND CAMIRON, 13 to 33, BLAIR Sy., Emantmon.
BONF)'4 CRYSTAL PA L teR only GOLD MEDAL MARK-
INO INK. See each label has the Address, 75, Southgate
Rood. London Wholesale and Retailer, me hereby
CAPTIONED against Selling any Colourable Imitation, See
Daily Papers for Action tried Dee. 17th and 18th, before Baron
Clmaby : Verdict for the pronrietor. A TRADE MARK Is not
only Symbol or Character hut general appearance of Label.
whereby the Public %could be deceived. Messrs Will. and
Watt., Solicitor,; J. P. Tallman., FAR'. • Rarristerot.law,
Standing Counsel.

ELEPII ANT ToWELLING. Titillate'?
WEARING UNIX TOWRLLING WADE.

WIR out 64 loilf.s-dozeo iluckebneks.

Its %.n. is 'pun Wind ph: 31.1“:11 hol7l7mn yarns.
Bleached on the • ohi bIeSCII system. gold by ail
" TNI3IST on you (IRIX.IER obtaining tor you the • SUL/IT
1 GLEN' and • THIONAR HALL'S STARCH= ^us
supplied to the Royal Laundry, Balmoral.

RAVE YOUR CARPETS.
GLENPATRICK PATENT
O&RPM LINING supplies a long felt want, adds greatly
to the wear of the Carpet and to the warmth and comfort
of the room, and is moderate in price.
OTAIR PADS prevent the Carpet cutting, make the stop
0 won to tread upon. and will last for years.
Sales of Carpel Lioeaq awl Stair Pada always inereasing.
To be had .4 all Upholsterers and Furnhihind Rouses.
Manufactured by A. F. Stoddard I Co., Paidey.
DORWICKIi cold Nodal BAKING POWDER Makes Puddings
1p Noland Tarts sweet and wholmome.

IN BUYING a SEWING MACHINE
Ask I'm.
JOHNSON, CLARK, & Co't.

"HONK 8111'17LE"

FAMILY IA idi7NTITCII SEWING MACHINE.
ON TREADLE eomrLrre. t 5 5 0
Tit MONK RV HANH. CI lit 0
And if you cannot get them .4 I.oel 4...alere send to the Mod
um., for (LtAI.CUO•
rri II KS F: N 1 VALLE!) M A C II I ti-E-E
1 MO a Sleight Nee4h, make • " Lock Stitch." have •
iielUadjuvling tension and are adapted to
EVERY VARIETY .4 SICWINtI for F.% MI LY WEAR,
FROM MR LIORTWIT MI mLISM Ti) TIM 111115 1151? CLOTHS.
" The Heat Realm! Machines in the Market .C....i../Maehine
Urcetle. EVPI7 Machhie Guaranteed for Itia iRtRs.
JOHNSON, CLARK A Co. Dl4Oll. U.S.A.,
and SS. Queen L00.1.0t, I.C.
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SAUCL

TT ECLIPSES •Lb ruts CHEAP— SAUCES.
Prunounmd by conmAinews the best &L Sauce.

THY IT.

Manufactured by CHARIAN MORRIS, Reading.
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DRASS, 11F.E1O. STRING. AND DRUNI AND rim RANDS
PIANOFORTE, Alili HARMONIUMS at whole.
,ala Prin.*. .1 .1. MOWN. Buxton-road. iludderineld
Price, with drawing. of uren henniment pn.t. free. Musk, fn.
any kind of h-knd Pat,ni....l by the Army. Navy, aral Rifle
Come. Second-hand Instnunents bought or taken in
Exchange.

_ .
mirE MST CONFECTIONERY. Cutouts. Miasma, and
J. COOlllll, Ifackncy Wick Works, London, E.
Specialitiet..“ Perfection itntirt"- Roiled Sugars, Specially
sultal for high-dam Counter Trade.
Macaroni Reads, Mystic Comets and Spelling Bees (Pateitherl).
Surprise Packets, Shcrlxl warrantol to maintain the trolls.
Comfits. Ili shout, Iloilo! Sugars, he
Thick., 011 applitution, Slate quantity minim!.

rIIiIiErS—MILK row) for INFANTS and INVALIDS
Manulaeterel by Gum. &mut, and C., Mohave*,
Wen
ACKNOWLEDOED TO lIE UNSURPASSED.
It ed. per On of 1111. Of a Cherniete and of the Sole
Imiewten, DRAM and Co, Albert Buildings, Queen Victoria

Street. KC.

RANUEL
I NEW PATENT
IL All D FOOD WARMERS.
Sour El ERYWHISIUL
" "

IL I. Holds hall-pint Food, besides water, Price 3s dd. mai.
No. 2. „ Threesquartere Pint Toad,, „ be. MI. „
No. 3. „ One Pint Fond „ „ es. Od. „
CLARlirs PYRAMID NIGHT LIGHTA are made
for burning in Pyramid Food Warmers. t's's
Pyramid Food Wanness will not answer with any other Night
Light.

fILARICrei PATENT PTRAMI I/ NIGHT LIGHTS. —Con-
who And any difficulty in obtaining the Pyrainid
Nitrht Lights In pied condition are solicited to write to the
Patentee, at the gsnofactory, HO, Albany Street, Nugent:a
Park, London, NW.

SOPORTSME N. Volunteers, & Househoklers. 50,000
Government Enfield or Snider RIFLES, Aunpic 15s.
Snidvr, Ks. Suitsibls for Mitch, House prutoction or Bird
tooting Breech Loaders gs to£23, Revolvers, Air and Stick
Guns, Sporting Implements, Ammunition, Martini-ilenry,
Swinbunes, Winchester and Westley-Richardes Patent Mks &
Wimbledon Snider". Universal Fire Anna Co., Birmingham.

{g4 Do 00T" BOILER.
It PAnerr Br2ol Bonin OOMPIJIT.
"SAFE anal BURL" Renews-Be., Birmingham.
SanrrY, Erneissm, and BoomMT.
Illustrated price list nest free.

ffillE PETRIFYING SILICATE PAINTS, Protect Imo from
I COT3II/011 Wood from Deny. Do not blister, aro 11011-
rois.l owl, brilliant, durable, economical. For MUSK,
SHIP, and GENERAL USE. Manufactured in WI Colo=
by the
SILICATE PAINT COMPANY, LIVERPOOL.

TOWLIPS COLOR:MI(INR
iIgE.N.3:IIII sad JUJUSICS
Of Chemists or Tays.', flack Piccadilly. Manchester.

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r7EIMAIN GIME Folt IiKONCIIITIL

I.7lidiP'ehilhBTinerll7.llll.3Alinl..d:er;vw.hit-wht*,"binetannui
trahislcfll alone mound. druoisefUrnn: luta mon: nuriour
maladies. this ointment lass tiac 551110 over chest cum-
blister Js4tse.l, willhout. • AU-41011 debilitr.
Old asthmatic totalids will derive marvellous num from the
use of the. (liniment. which its. brought round Many Mich
sufferern and re-established haul/tarter every other Means boa
signally failed.

iLF.GS.BAD itIiCASTS. OLD SORBS. AND ULCER*
By tublike; the Ointment roiled the awned pert+, it paw.
trate. to the tliweeis I euttath, and exercuwea wonderful power
cey at the biiik I (towing t.,t, an I returning from, the dliwayeg
part. the inflammation duninlehe., the pain hewn:nee Nee
Intel:treble, the matter thicker, and a Clirg, 1.1 moon elected.
et all long.taniling mew, Holloway's PIN slap ja
taken, as they will thoroughly expel al/ depraved hums Ail
rem the body.

RHEUMATISM, STIFF JOINTS.
Oout and Rheumatism aria. from inflammation in the peoe
affected. To effect • permanent cure. adopt a coeliac list
drink plenty of water, teite wis of Holloway's Pille •ight and
morning. and rub this Ointment must effectually twice & day
into the eats*, pert.; when used siciultaiwohiwy, they drie&
all inflaromatiwn end depreedon from the syeteet, subdue amid
remcrai all enlargement of the Joints, and Wave the MOMS WI
LII/Mille las and uncontracted.

6RIPTIONB ON Tug SKIN.
In thin hin of oomplalnts, ui matter tbe age, the see, sie
the place, or under what rneee the disease may be einsitiad*
it will be cured il tilts Ointment he well nabbed into th•
.T.tern, and Holloway'. Pills taken night and morning to peril,
the blood. There is nothing deleterious in Um compaiition el
Holloway's Ointment, but, en the contrary, its ingredients
possum the most soothing, purifying, and strengthening
qualities, . _

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every reepectuble Vendor of Medicine throughout tbe Chelan!
World. in Pots and Dome, at 1. led, In 4a. ed., Ha, M..
0.0.1 Mk each, The nnallent pot of Ointment contains Clell
ounce: end the =Mien 800 of Pills four damn.
Full printed directions ere Mined to sub Pot and Box, and
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