The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1884-03-25 00:00:00

THE WORKING OP THE NEW BANKRUPTCY

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There ono be no doubt that the number of bankrupte
has lellen stuns the new Act cam. into operation. Indeed
UR decrease is muck groster than was antictpated. and
thle hot bad 1, the belief %let there la • roe/ decline of
insolvancy. Up to now It 'semi that the anticepatrd
aew age hes no. been reached by about was-halt ; syn.-
gueotly, sad to the same i vont, las exported receipt.
irenn lON and batur•st Utwu ,st.s4ll use• not loam
obtained. But we wait, perhaps louk to eontethtng not
apparent upon the surfs :or this deal ne—ana that la
WbOilbeC privet. err.ugem,e.te may nut be unduly
tricoaragod by the it lucency or supposed savorily
of toe new Act. A coot...pantry putt the ques-
tion thee:—" There Is hi doubt toe dueds of
assignments aro becoming wore and more common.
• deed of this kind to Wily convenient for
Lb. debtor. By simply s 'wog a short term tio
can so trustier all his p.opeety to a triunes for
the benefit of his creditors g.nrally that it will be safe
(root maws by any ladividnat cloditor nadir an such-
Ron. Nor need this deed be rigistered or in say way
made pablin ea it is expremly exsopted from the Bills
of 84/4 Ant. Of wane, only snob creditors as may ease
to take the resulting dividends in discharge of their debit
can be haunt% by toe deed. BA, in practuu this la sot
found to be of much Importance. for at • creditor who holds
oat cannot get satinet/4 for th• tam, at all events by se
doing, RI, genera:ly thought to be not worth his while.
It is teas • died of •4414111[11111t is 611 set of bankraptey
upon which the debts can be adjudicated but the peti-
tion must be preeentod ohmn throe montas after, and if
a fair dividend le offend creditura are generally only too
04 to toms to terms The advantagrs of an sweetmeat
to Rut debtor are obvious; theme as the saving of expense
and publicity eapeoally to be noted. To the cred.fews
If the composition paid is really all the *state would pro-
duce. It is equally satalactory. But then it mast be
remeratored that there bitnellue flow to both aides Indi-
rrctly from the My StriajolliCy of the now Aat UAW,
onion s4cia to keep oitatet out of to. wast• of
bankruptcy.

THROAT IRRITATION AND COUoll.—Sorssess and dryness
tickling and irritaidan. inducing couch and affecting the
voice For these enact ime use lopes Glycerine Jujubes.
In contact with the glands at the moment they are
excited by the act of sacking, tin. Glyoerine in this. agree-
able confectiocia becomm actively heeling. Soli only in
been. tun, 1.. lit.. lebelled "James Epps its Co..
HotneLpatkic Comet., Lund in.' • letter received :
Gentlemen,—lt may. perhaps, interest you to know lb it
alter an extended trial. I have found your Glycerine
Jujubes of ooneiderable benefit (with or without
treatment) in aimed all forms of throat disease mney
soften and clear the voice—Yours faithfill4. GORDIN
Houma, M.D., Senior Physician to the Munid pal Throet
ant Ear Indritnary.-
HOLLOWAY'S OINTSIZAT AND PILLS. —Rheumatism and
rheumatic gout are the most dreaded of all disease.,
teems, their victims knots that they ere safe at no
ems so, and at no egg secure. Holloway's Ointment,
atter fomentation of the painful parte, gives triettln
tl'am any other appliciatioo ; but it must be diligently
used to obtain this desirable result. It has been highly
I recommended by rheumatic subjects of all ages and of
both mem, for rendering their attacks lees frequent and
• leas vigor nut, and Inc repreising the "oar perepirationg end
soothing the nerves. In many twee Holloway'. Ointment
and Pills have proved the greateet bleellegs in removing
rehontatisto and rheumatic gout, which hams wailed
per, oas previously and at the mime of life.
Ova Box OF CLARKE'S .41 Plug Ls warranted to cure all
discharges from the Urinary Organs, in either 102 (smutted
or constitutional), Gravel, and nine in the Back. Guar.
anted free from Mercury. ft .1.1 in boom, 4s. 61. each. by
all Chemist. and Medicine Vendors throughout the World,
or sent to any addrees for sixty stamp, by the Makers, Tog
LtSICOLi. AND WOUND COI/MU DRUG CORPANY, Lincoln.
Wholeaale Agent., BARCLAY • HONS. London, and all the
Wholesale Houses.
Pentorteren Toilet Pepin in rolls should be in every
household ; prevents, stoppage of drain.' economical and
neat —Of all Chemist.. Stetionere Hendren...v.
REMARKABLE DISAPPEARANCE!
DI all Dirt from everything
By using HUDSON'S EXTRACT Of SOAP.
REWARD II
Purity, Health. Perfect Satisfaction
By its resider um.
N.B.—lt is a Pare DRY SOAP in One Powder, and
dissolves Immediately is Hot or C9pl
. . . .

- - i;o7or.'"' " Rohm mita ono— oust upon s.
K3471:104 COUGH LOIRSOLS ctliSs COSIRS, Latium.,
Bronobitie—lie ttstiusony stable that no other
medicine is so offectual In too cure of these dangerous
maladies. Oae lozenge alono gives am-, ono or wo at
1).14 to. :mums rest. Patchett:in difiloclty of breath-
ing Ow, are Invaluable. Sill by all Coon:iota, in tins,
Is. Ili and Et 94. each.
Taa Ca..l zee ADD COLD Wit.. 130 AP.—Extract train •
lady's letter ;—• I find Sinaloa'. Cold Water Soon saves
time and material. Gotha clothe. requite ie. robbing and no
boiling.end Will more satial actory) vi.. much purr colour
than with other soaps. I rococo mond it to boom-
wile. as it is undoubtedly in. beat soap for bushy and
all [stupor's. It will not Won ths most dellcaW fabric—
s Assault to use, and prevent. the misery or a steam
house daring tits Wanly wash. Sold by grocers and :Almon
everywhere. at 44. pee lb. B. auto to ask for Sinclair's,
and do not be persuaded to accept. worthlom imitation.
—Sole maker James Sinclair, Southwark, London
FIRST FRIZZ roe LAUNDRY WOLK. —Tb• Laundress
who won the first priso in the compotition for the test
faig.linen, at
_toe Torzuay Industrial Exhibition, uood
P _Bios sot Starch.

PAWNING •Paz 1 OF ROUSIIIII FOR Kamm'. —James
Francis Thome lire* in Pontnewynydd, neat Ponteypool
Monmouthshire. He is no. fa ys•re of age, living with
his mother, • widow. Some 11 year. not then • mere
boy, b. went to work in the coal-pit as • miner, in order
to mast his mother in rearing her family of little children.
Soon, however, the hullo fellow broke down is health : but
the neoeseitim of the family seemed to require it, and be
continued to toil in the mines, suffering di the time (tom
the state of indigeetion, an agonising symptom being
In such • troublesome krrn that the boy wee
un▪
oble to It. in bed. Working through the day, and
resting as but he could in no dui-chair during the night,
naturally undermined Ids oonstitution. Yoar by y•Ar his
health grew wort* and worse, until at last rheumatism
came with all its dnia iful agony. Oae Joint aft r another
became send, a and damned, so that he was obligati to
stop work. In this sad plight the now young man was
coedited to the hone for two long years, pilfering all that
mortal could endure. One physician altar another wu
called up into treat his oonapisint, bat with no benefit, for
It. poor fellow outinud to grow worse and worso. Hop-
ing to god soma means of rolls!, • consultat on of doctors
wee hold, then it wu decided that an organic dissue of
the haut dated In an incurable form, ani that modical
aid could not afford relief. He was given up to die TOMO
years of expensive medical treatment had ochanstel the
little savings of the mother, and they had no money to
boy even tho necessaries of life. But • fond mothor
Lglue up in duple. Thera wu one spark of hope left
nsdae had told her of a remedy that had cored eo many
eamo—even whom s hoodoos as this one mimed to be—
and Vie mother's love went out for her dear boy. But how
to pt the medicine was the quution, noir mosey waa
it-safely gone Tho boy hsol • now pair of trotted. that he
had been too ill to weer, and the mother reasoned within
herself, 'lf the boy is to die he will not neil them. so
I may so well pledge them for medicine with an effort to
save his life." Strange as it may app isir. the bottle, of
dolicino procured at the chemist's shop in Pontypoil
with tits money obtained from the pawnbrokers effected
• cure in this hopeless cage, which had bun pronounced,
as Incurable. But it is only lust to say that if the
chemist had known of the wants of the family the
medicine could hoot been obtained without • visit to the
pawnbroker. It is now gaudy two pars since this took
playa. and young James Francis Thomas has been work-
ing in the oad pit underground ever since earning extra
pay for over-work, which he is able to perform. Of
°ours' he never had organic disease of the beset, ea was
suppood. The palpitation, rheumatism, and uthraa oere
mere symptoms of the real disease, which was dyspepsia,
or indlgestionjor which the remedy was upor tally adapted
Thou who wish to communicate with this young man can
write to him at the above address. and he will vouch for
the curative provrti,e of Siieere Syrup, the article that
effected this most miraculous cure. Tim following letter
is from • chemist, who thought the facts should be made
known :—" Janne Francis Noma', of Pontnowynydd,
near Pontypool, aked 23, collier, was ill for nine years,
unable to do any work for three yearn, never lay down in
bed for nine years, hat to sleep In a stooping posture,
was treated by nearly all the doctors for miles round, who
ly stated hie complaint to be rheumatism and
rirsrlwaseass of • chronic nada, and beyond all power
o ours. When hope ital nearly died out he wes
persuaded to try Seigel', Syrup ; and, to the delight of his
relatives and astinishinent of his neighbours, after
taking half • bottle he could lay down in bed. Alter
taking one bottle he went to work. Ile has now taken
two bottles, and on with the third, and is quite well and
g His mother is in raptures, and con talk nothing
erarta t the marvellous cure, and dads ma to make it
known."
FAIR WHITE HANDS.

BRIGHT CLEAR COMPLEXION.

SOFT HEALTHFUL SKIN.

NEARS SOAP, for Todot and Narary, ',eclair pro-
pared for Übe dolicato Ala of ladies sad obildron aad
others mandttro to tha mistier, winter or summer.
Provosts minima roorentos. and ohaing. Sold -
wham In tablets and b.lla. la oar& Larger elle. la fld.
and fa. St