The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-12-04 00:00:00

DORCHESTER HORSE REPOSITORY,
Tstsrmiressr, DORCHESTER.
MR. G. ENSOR begs to announce that his
next GENERAL HOFt.SE SALE will 1*
held at the New and Spacious REPOiITORY on
SATURDAT, DECEMBER 15th. 1877, when Horses of all
descriptions will he offered for .4ale.
About 40 Horses are already entered.
Dorchester, Nov. 90th. 1877.
DORCHESTER
WEDNESDAY'S CHRISTMAS SALE.
MR. G. ENKOR begs to announce that he
will hold his First CHRISTMAS SALE of
FAT STOCK., ACC., in the DoKCEIEsTER FAIR GROUND,
on WEDBMSDAY, the 12th of DECEMBER, 1877; also on
the 19th ..f DECEMBER.
Entries respectfully solicited.
Dorchester. Nor.cribei 21st. 1877.

DORCHESTER CATTLE MARKET.
ESTABLISHED IS 1859.
lit If R. G. SYMONDS respectffilly announces
IVIL his out SALE of FAT and STORE BEASTS,
SHEEP, HORSES. tsc., will be held on SATURDAY,
Peculate 15th, 1877, commencing at Half-past 12
o'clock.
--'—'ll3ltrtes respectfully solicited.
Nortcr.—All Store Sheep, Store Lambs. and Pigs
will be Sold at Twelve o'cl, ck. Partite are respect-
fully request,l to send them sufficiently early for that
PwTooe•
All Accounts with the Vendors paid at the close of
the Sale, or cheque remitted as occasion requires.
Commission 4,1. in the £ on Sheep and Pigs, and 5 per
cent. on 11,,rses and Dead Stock.
Sydling, December 3rd, 1877.
SALE THIS DAY (TUESDAY).
SYDLING FAIR,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 4TH, 1877.
MR. G. SYMONDS will HOLD his annual
SALE for LIVE and DEAD FARMING
STOCK in the Fain FIELD, commencing at IL3O
Present Entries :
26 Capital Mani Ewes in lamb
37 Horn Wether Lambs
15 Horn Chilver Lambs
10 Down Lambs
Early Entries are solicited.
Sydling, 17th November, 1877.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL
TS. BIGGS, Wine and Spirit Merchant,
• begs to announce he has REMOVED from
12, Cornhill, to PREMISES situated between the
Banks of Messrs. R. R. and H. Williams and Co.,
and Memoirs. Eliot, Pearce, and Co.
High West-street, Dorchester.
DORSET COUNTY FRIENDLY SOCIETY.
compliance with a written REQUISITION,
signed by three Trustees in accordance with
By-law XI, a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING
el the SO, 'IETY. will b 3 bald at the Comm HALL,
DWICSICSTRII, on TuDiDAT, the 4th day of Dgcnesen,
1677, at Eleven o'clock in the Forenoon, for the pur-
wee of A I,TERING, RESCINDING, and AMEND-
ING the RULES and TABLE(.
C. W. BINGHAM,
Hon. Secretary.

DORSET COUNTY POULTRY, PIGEON, AND
CAGE BIRD SOCIETY.
President—Lord ALINGTON.
Vies-Preiddent—W. E. BRYMER, Es.,
91HE FIFTH GRAND ANNUAL EXHIBI-
TION of POULTRY, PIGEONS, and CAGE
BIRDS will be held in the TOWN HALL and CORN
EXCRANOR, DORCRENTER, OR WEDNESDAY and THURS-
DAY, 18th and 17th JANUARY. 1878.
Prise Lista and particulars can be obtained of
PANS and BISHOP,
Hon. Secs.,
Dorchester.

GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW, DEC.
10th TO 14th INCLUSIVE.
ON TrtsDAY and WEDIMIDAY, DECEMCZR
11th and 12th, EXCURsION PASSENGERS
will be booked to LONDON by the train leaving
PORTLAND at 9.30 &m.; Weymouth, 9.55; Dor-
chester, 10.15; Bridport, 9.25; Maiden Newton,
10.30; and Yeovil, 11.0 a.m., to return at option on
the following Thnrsilay or Friday.
For further particulArs see special bilk
J. MEMNON, General Managor.
Paddington Terminus.

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S
PRESENTS.
HENRY LING
Has just returned from his annual visit to the Landon
agents of the most
CRLEBRATID TORSION MANUFACTURERS
OF
FANCY GOODS
AC
rINNNA, PARIS, AND BAU9SELS,
And has the pleasure to announce to his numerous
patrons that having secured a
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF NOVELTIES,
He skill show them
On SATURDAY, DEOEMBPR the Is 4,
And respectfully solicits an early inspection.
County House, Dorchester,
November 27th. 1811.

MR. S. JACKSON,
ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR,
ESTATE AGENT, VALUER, Lc.,
12EGS respectfully to state that he undertakes
and conducts matters of business in the follow-
ing Departments :
ARCHITECTURAL AND SURVEYING.
Plans and Specifications of New Buildings of every
description, or Alterations. Sanitary and Drainage
Works Prepared.
Artificers work of all kinds Surveyed, Measured, and
Valued.
Bills of Quantitiea and Estimates Prepared.
Surveys and Valuations of Dilapidations and Repairs.
Estates Surveyed, and Plans of same Prepared.
Land laid out for Building Purposes.
VALUATION AND ESTATE AGENCY.
Land, Houae, and other Property Valued-
Estates managed and Rents Collected.
Accounts Prepared. Arbitrations undertaken.
Aciette rendered to Persons nl,out to purchase or lease
Property.
laminar undertaken !a any part ef the °multi
Ornicts : 7. MITCHELL STREET. WEYMOUTH

THOS. G. BRYER,
AUCTIONEER ANS APPRAISER,
DORCHESTER.
PSODATE AND rusucass' VALUATIONS.
Omcs-16. WOLLASTON VILLAS,
DORCHESTER.
CATTLE SALES CONDUCTED AT THE NEW
FAIR FIELD.
JAMES F. HANNAH,
Upholgerer, Cabiwtrnaker, Paperhanger, Howie Agent
Appraiter, awl Undertaker,
DORCHESTER.
SHOW-ROOMS RE-BUILT.
TEN LARGE SHOW-ROOMS
Well stocked with every description of
FURNITURE
Suitable fm the MAXIMO, AID COTTAGE.
BEDROOM SUITES.
Mahogany, Birch, Ash, Pitch Pine, Plain ditto
Painted and Decorated.
PAINTED MAVIS BEDROOM SUITE MOM LI IN.
DRAWING-ROOM SUITES
In Cretonnes, Raps, Coburg. &c.
EASY and OCCASIONA.L CHAIRS in endless
variety.
A New and Choiee selection of
CRETONNES, CHINTZES, DIMITIES, &c.
CORNICE LED CORNICE POLES
With all the latest improvements for Straight and
Ray Windows.
FRINGES AND DRAPERIES.
CHIMNEY, PIER, & CONSOLE GLASSES.
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE
Of every description.
GOODS SUPPLIED AT ANT CATALOGUE PRICE
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDIIIO
These Show-rooms contain Bedsteads of Wood,
Brass, and Iron of every sort, size, and quality, and
fitted up with Furniture complete.
SPRING MATTRESSES in all sizes.
CARPETS
Large Carpet Room well stocked with the choicest
production. for the present Season.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDER, DUTCH,
FELT, Re.
WILTON and TURKEY to order.
A Splendid Assortment of Patterns now on view.
RUGS to match all Carpets.
STAIR CARPETS in all Width. and Qualities.
Carpets properly Made and Fitted.
OIL CLOTOR, MATS, MATTING,
In all Widths.
LINOLEUM, CORK CARPET, Ike.
PAPER HANGINGS,
10,000 PIECES TN STOCK,
Penis 3d. to 10a 6d. per Piece of Twelve Yards.
PAINTING. PAPER-BANGING, and DECORATING.
F.xperiencel workmen -tent pmmptly.
PATTERN BOORS, from all the hest Makers, both
Engli-42 and French.
BLIMIDS
Of every Description and Material.
Large Stores of SF,eOND-FIAND FURNITURE.
GOMIS REMOVED AND WAREIIOrsED.
FURNITURE LENT ON HI cr..
IFtuserids Furnished and Conducted.'
Agent for the Atlas Fire OW*.

COALSI COALS!! COALS!!!
ROBERT HILL.
26, SOUTH STREET, DORCHESTER,
Begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and his
customers generally that he is now supplying the
following description' of COALS :
WALLSEND, I BULL() on FOREST OF
CLAY CROSS. 1 DEAN,
TALK 0' TIP HILL, RADSTOCK
SMITHS*, MALTING.
SILICITONE, CCU' AND COKE.
R. H. desires to call special attention to the
TALK 0' TH' HILL COAL, which he can strongly
recommend for honsehold
All coals, by truck 'owl, at reduced prices.
Bridgwater Tiles, Ac., and Grindstones.
Agent for the Wiltshire Sark Hiring Company.
Drifts at the Great Western and South Western
Stattons, Dorchester.
Orders received at 26, Sonth-street. or at the office,
Great Wedern Railway Station, will receive prompt
attention.
Coals delivered free in Dorchester and Fordington,
and at moderate rates in the country.
HOLLAND AND HATHAN,
COAL MERCHANTS,
DORCHESTER.
OFFICE: 21, TRINITT-STRZET. DEPOTS AT BOTH
RAILWAY STATIONs.
BRIDGWATER TILES IN STOCK.
E. AND CP. BROWNING,
BOOKSELLERS. STATIONERS, NEWSAGENT
Dealers In Patent and Homcepathic
Xedietnes.
TOYS AND FANCY ARTICLES,
PERFUMERY.
43, HIGH EAST STREET, DORCHESTER.
(DENTS FOR THE PUBLICATIONS OF SUNDAY
SCHOOL INSTITUT&
Baskhiisdiws executed with neatneu and dilMaffis

MRS. SEYMOUR, I
WARDROBE DEALER,
69, ST. THOMAS-STREET, WEYMOUTH,
GES the best price for LADIES' and
GENTLEMENS' LEFT-OFF CLOTHING,
BOOTS and SHOES, and BEDDING.
LAM WAITED ON Al THEIR RESIDENCES.
Post-office Orders sent the same day for all Parcels
from the Country.
EstaLlished &Ten Years.

CAUTION.
REOKITT'S
The marked superiority of
this Laundry Blue over all
others, and the quick ap- PARIS
predation of its merits by
the Public, has been at-
tended by the usual result
—viz., a flood of imitations : the
merit oc the latter mainly consists
in the ingenuity exerted, not
simply in imitating the square
shape, but making the general alt- BLUE
pearanceof the wrappers revemb e
that of the genuine article. The
Manufacturers beg therefore to
caution all buyers to see "Reckitt's
Paris Blue" on each packet
BEWARE OF WORTHLESS IMITATIONS.

MONEY! MONEY!! MONEY!!!
booms!. TO BORBOWELL
MONEY ADVANCED at a Day's Notice from
£lO to £l,OOO to Clergymen. Farmers, House-keepers,
Tradesmen, Lodging-house-keepers, Cab and Cart
i
Owners, on their own Security, and n strict confidence
by Ma. M. MORRIS, at his Private Offices, 4, Port-
land-terrace, Sourwsweros. The advance out be
repaid ae may be agreed upon, weekly, monthly, or
quarterly. Application by letter please state amount
required Genuine transactions immediately attended

POOLE BREWERY
PURE BEERS FROM MALT AND HOPS
ONLY.
BiTTER BEER and PALE ALE, of the
Finest Quality and Flavour, Brewed no the
Burton principle, by an experienced Brewer. All
BEERS and ALES warranted to be Brewed from
MALT and HOPS ONLY. at the
POOLE BREWERY, DORSETSHIRE.
--
POOLE BREWERY.
WINES and SPIRITS of the Beet Quality,
Soil at the Lowest Retnunerstive Price.
List of Prices for all kinds of Beer, AlelaPorter,
Wine, and Spirits, forwarded on application to
FREDERICK STYRING.

JAMES GIBBS AND COMPANY,
s.,LE MANUFACTURERS or
(-1
PURE FEEDING CAKE,
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST
CATTLE FOOD.
"A well-made, fresh, wholesome Feeding Cake,
possessing high fattening qualities."—Dr. Augnstu
Vuelcker.
"Rich in nitrogenous and carbonaceous principles
of the best qualities '—Professor Sihson.
"Excellent quality of compound of mixed Feedini,
Cake."—Dr. Stevenson Macadam.
'A valuable Feeding Cake—palatable and readily
digestible. Can confidently recommend it to the
stock feeder."—Dr. Charles Cameron.
Full particulars on application.
HEAD OFFICES:
le NARK LANE, LONDON, 3.0
• Swim' OrncEs:
KING STREET HALL, BRISTOL; AND
GEORGE STREET, PLYMOUTH.
MILLS: LIMEHOUSE, LONDON, E.,
OR or Timm AUTHORISED AGENTS:
J. L. MARSH .. . . . . . Blandford.
WHEAT SOWING.
UNDER THE SPECIAL PATRONAGE OF
HER T THE
MAJESTY - QUEEN,
H.R.H. THE LATE PRINCE CONSORT, H.R.H. THE PRINCE
Op WALES,
And patronised by the principal Noblemen, Land-
owners and Agriculturists in the Kingdom.
DOWN'S FARMERS' FRIEND,
FOR
PREVENTING THE SMUT IN WHEAT,
AND THE
RAVAGES OF THE SLUG, GRUB, AND
WIREWORM.
It will also promote the Germination and Growth
of the Seed Wheat, and increase the produce of the
crop equal to the change of Seed.
A Ninepenny Packet is sufficient for Six Bushels of
Seed Wheat, which can be dressed and fit to sow in a
quarter of an hour. In using it no Lime or Brine is
required, the preparation of the Seed is attended with
little trouble, and it is easier and drier for the drill at
the time of sowing than by any other plan. Testi-
monials from the largest Wheat Cmwers in the King-
dom, bearing testimony to its great power and efficacy,
may be had of Agents, who are appointed for every
I District.
I Sr FULL DIRECTIONS FOR USE ARE OIVEN WITH
EACII PACKET.
MANUFAC roux, WOBURN, BEDS.
WHOLESALE AGENTS : Messrs. LANGTON, SCOTT, and
EDDEN, 226, Upper Thames.street, London.
Carrrlos.—To guard against fraudulent imitation,
and consequent disapointment, see that the Signature
of "HENRY DOWN" is on the label.
AGENTS FOR PORCHES:ER—E. P. WATTS (late
Davis), Chemist, and A. J. EVANS.
Sold by A. Mason, Weymouth ; Beach and Barnicott
and H. J. Coppock, Bridport ; R. Fouracre, Chemist,
Taunton • G. Cooper, Druggist. Exeter; G. Stocker,
Beaminsier ; W. G. Hunter, Salisbury; or may be
had direct from the Manufactory, in which case the
amount will be given to the nearest Agent.

A RIDE TO KHIVA
HT
CAPTAIN FRED BURNABY,
Royal Horse Guards.
Page 13 says ;—" Two pairs of boots lined with fur were
also taken: and for physic—with which it is well to be
supplied when travellinf in ont-of-the.way places—some
quinine, and Cockle's pills, the latter • most invaluable
medicine, and one which I have used on the natives of
Central Africa with the greatest possible success. In fact,
the marvellous effects produced upon the mind and body
of an Arab Sheik, who was impervious to all native
medicines, when I administered to him five
COCKLE'S PILLS
will never fade from my memory; and • friend of mine,
who passed through the same district many months after-
wards, informed me that nip fame as a 'medicine man'
had not died out, but that the inarvellous cure was even
then a theme of conversation in the bazaar."
Sag
BURNABY'S RIDE TO KHIVA,
Pace li,

AGOOD FAMILY MEDICINE CHEST
with a prudent use, has saved many a life; and ,
yet we think the idea might be improved upon, and I
reduced to a more simple form. Take some good cora-
peund, such as
COCKLE'S ASTIBILIOL'S
and we Sod that the desired end may be obtained without
scales and weights, or little mysterious compartments or
enchanted bottles, with crystal stoppers. Others might
be used, but
COCKLE'S PILLS.
as tested by many thousands of persons, and found to
answer their purpose so well, may be set down as the best
—Oblieroer.

A RIDE TO KHIV A,
BY
LAPTAIN FRED BURNABY,
Royal Horse Guards.
Page 13 says :—"Two pairs of boots lined with fur were ,
also taken; and for physic—with which it is as well to be
supplied when travelling in out-of-the-way places—some
quinine, and Cockle's pill,. the latter a most invaluable
medicine, and one which I have used on the natives of
Central Africa with the greatest possible success. In fact,
the marvellous effects produced upon the mind and body
of an Arab Sheik, who was impervious to all native
medicines, when I administered to him five
COCKLE'S PILLS
will never fade from my memory; and a friend of mine,
who passed through the same district many moths after-
wards, informed me that my fame ass 'medicine man'
had not died out, but that the marvellous cure was even
then a theme of conversation in the bazaar."
SEE
BURNABY'S RIDS TO KHIYA.
Pare 13

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
THE OLDEST
PATENT MEDICINE.
In Boxes st Is. IW.. b. ad.. 4s. lid.. • Ils.

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS
In use
SEVENTY-SEVEN YEARS.
IS. New OnnoNneenerr. Loewy.

MONEY! MONEY!! M 0 NEY !!
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
MONEY ADVANCED AT ONE DAY'S NOTICE,
for short or long periods from £lO to £l,OOO,
To Farmers, Dairymen, Private Householders, Clersry-
men, Tradesmen, and others, on their own Security,
without Loan-office routine, and in strict confidence,
and without publicity, if required, by
MR. A. COLLINS,
At his Private Offices, 32, QUEEN-SQUARE
BRISTOL
No sunny is Rojcusen. Genuine Applications
immedia'ely attended to, and the advances can be
re-paid Weekly. Monthly, or Quarterly.
Distance no objection. Apply personally, or pros-
pectus forwarded free of charge.

PURE PIOKLES.
MALT VINEGAR, SAUCES, POTTED
MEATS AND FISH, PREPARED SOUPS,
CALVES' FEET JELLY, JAMS, JELLIES.
• AND MARMALADES,
ALWAYS BEAR THEIR NAMES AND ADDRESS ON THE
LABELS,
And may be obtained of Grocers and Italian
Warehousemen throughout the World.
CROSSE AND BLA OK WELL,
PURVEYORS TO THE QUEEN,
SOHO SQUARE, LONDON.

mitatN ATIONA Lt
Oi KI N E TO NEW
LARGEST PASSENGER STEAM-SHIPS.
Steam-ships— Tons. Stearn-abips— Tons.
4))2 lI(LLAOD
Gating 4./09 DENMARK 3723
From LIVERPOOL to NEW YORK every Witbwllonsr
from QUEENSTOWN, THURSDAY. From LONDON to
NEW YORK every SATURDAY.
SALOON Fangs, LIO 1118., .£12.1. 125., and £l5 155.,
according to position of berth. all having equal saloon
priviledges. Return Tickets 21 am! EZ Guineas. STEER-
AGE to New York, Boston, Philadelphia, and Baltimore,
£6. Abundance of cooked provision.
Apply to THE NATIONAL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
(Limited) El, Water-street. Liverpool : or to Men.,
KITH, SUNDIUS, and Co., Et, Gracechurch-street, London
R ;
or to OBERT H. BEST, Auction Mart, Bridport ; GIOROE
F. MUNPORD, South-street, Crewkerne ; Jamul WARS,
, Martock, Somerset; or to A. B. VICKERY, West Quay-
! road, Poole.

WHITE STAR LINE
An gar , ROYAL AND 'UNITED
- -7 - STATES MAIL STRAIIEILS.-LIVER-
-.' • - POOL to NEW YORK, forwarding
Passengers to all parte of the United States and Canada.
These well-known maglidacent Steamers are appointed to
sellsa under, carrying her Majesty's mails
:-
GERMANIC THURSDAY. 6th December.
BALTIC. ..... ....... Tv ES DAT, 18th Dectruber.
ADRIATIC ...„ ........ THURSDAV, 20th December.
REPUBLIC THURSDAY. 27th December.
For full particulars apply to Mr. CHARLES DRYER,
Durnicate-street, Dorchester; to JAMES SCOTT and CO.,
Queenetown ;orto ISMAY, I M RIE, and CO., 10, Water-street,
Liverpool, and 34, Leadenhallntreet, London; EC.

•
, • ALLAN LINE.
SHORTEST
y IV OCEAN PASSAGE
TO AMERICA.
Cornposed of Twenty
e— „ea First-Claes Royal Mall
SMILING DATS--from LITHRPOOL, every TUESDAY and
THURSDAY to CANADA, and every ALTERNATE TUES-
DAY to HALIFAX and BALTIMORE, forwarding Pamengers
on eaay terms to all parte of CANADA and the UNITED
STATES.
Surgeon and Stewardesses provided free for all classes of
Pasaengers.
Paseengers who secure their Tickets before leaving home
are met at the Railway Station in Liverpool by an appointed
Agent of the Company, who takm charge of them until they
go on board toe Steamer.
The Canadian Government grants ASSISTED PASSAGES
by the "ALLAN" LINE.
For Rates of Freight or Plumage, apply to ALLAN BROVITRA
end Co., Alexandra Bnildingl, James-street, Liverpool ; or to
Tops. O. Barge, Auctioneer, 16, WollaMon-ternoe, hoe.
cheater; We. C. T. HOUNSELL, Insurance Agent, 14, Com-
mercial-road, Weymouth • Mears. CURTIN and Sox, Ace
titers, Market-place, Poole; T. Will, Insurance Agent, Ire.,
West-street, Wareham ; If M Sallaburegitreet, Bland
ford; Mr HT. Teriags, Auctioneer, Dc., Marketplace, Stur
I minger Newton

IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
QANDELL'S HAIR
1...7 RESTORER is now
acknowledged to be the only
reliable preparation for
STORING GREY GREY oil FADED
, HAIR to its Original Colons,
Aits It is a Certain Core for Baldness
4111, and a sure eradicator of Dandriff.
For Strengthening and keeping
the Hair from falling off, it is
unequalled. These inestimable
qualities render it an essential toilet requisite for all
who prize that choicest gift of nature—a good Head
of Hair.
Sold by most Chemists, in Bottles. 2s. and 3e. 6d.
Don't be persuaded to have any other kind.
Agent for Dorchester, Mr. How, Chemist; Taunton,
Mr. PRINCE, Chemist ; Weymouth, Mr. COLS,
Chemist; Blandford, M. G. WAREHAM, Grocer;
Bridport, Mr. J. CONNORS, Chemist.

Sir GEORGE NAUSS reports :—" The Down Clothing
supplied for the use ot the ARCTIC EXPEDMON we all
considered very useful for observers and others who
had to stand about much in the Cold."
THOMAS COLAN, Esq., M.D. late Fleet Surgeon to
the Ascric EXPEDITION, says :—" The Down Clothing
supplied by BOOTH and Fox proved very beneficial to
the Watch Keepers who were exposed to severe cold
during the Winter, or recovering from illness.'
An eminent PROFESSOR of Cseguirsr, says
"Messrs. Boom and Fox's Down Clothing, consists
solely of pure, soft, scentless down."
BOOTH 84 FOX'S REAL DOWN QUILTS,
DOWN SKIRTS.
The Public are iespeafully Cautioned against
Spurious Imitations, where Unpurified and Inferior
Down may have been used in the manufacture. The
articles so made are sure to become Unwholesome and
Unpleasant in use. See B. and F.'s Pamphlet of
Testimonials from Medical Men who write from actual
experience.
; Sold by the leading Drapers and Upholsterers
I throughout the Kingdom.
Each article manufactured by B. and F. has their
Names and Trade Mark attached.
B 0 0T H and F 0 X, Patentees, Cork,
Manchester, and 81, Hatton Garden, London.
Prize Medals—London. 1882: Dublin. 1865.

BILE, WIND, INDIGESTION.
S PILLS.
DR. KING'
Only two Medicines really act upon the Liver; one
is Mercury or Blue Pill, the other Dandelion.
Thousands of Constitutions have been destmyed by
Mercury. Blue Pill, or CalomeL The only safe
remedy is
DR. KING S DANDELION AND QUININE
LIVER PILLS.
Which act very gently on the Liver, giving immediate
relief in all cages of Bile, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Nervousness, and all disorders of the Stomach and
Bowels. Is., lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., and lls, per box,
of all medicine vendors.
CORNS AND BUNIONS
instantly relieved and surely cured by
JOBE'S IVY-LEAF PLASTER.
Of all Chemists at is. li.Lper box, or by post for 14
stamps, from JAS. RORKE, 29a, Great Portland-
street, W., London.
Established 1791,

DEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC. Sold by
L Chemists n Bottles containing Ss, doses, price ks. 6d.,
next size Bottles lii., and in lerge stone Jars.
--
DEPPER'S QUININE AND IRON TONIC. Purities and
▪ enriches the Blood.
Ste nethens the Nerves and Meunier Syetem.
Promotes appetite. and Improves Dlgeetion.
Animated the Spirits and Mental Faculties
Thoroughly recruits the general bodily health and
Induces a prn.er healthy vondition of the Serous and
Physical Farces
EPPItRII

_ QUININE A D IR .N TONIC. Bottles
containing 92 measured does. U. 64
Sold by Chemists everywhere.
In the preparation of this Tonic the greatest we is
exercised. It is a faithful mimpound of Quinine. the
active Principle of Yellow Cinch.lia, or Peruvian ISa,k
blended with a reened, trustworthy preparation of iron'
produced in a form which the experience of many years
has proved the het. This tonic affords a real means
of gaining the etrength end other benefits afforded by
Quinine sod Iron, without any fear of ill coneequences
as its compriition is approved by the great majority of
medical more throughout the country.

QUININE AND IR.'S TONIC. Bottles
coutainins 32 measured doses, it Of.
Ski by Chemists everywhere.
Tonic treatment will remove Indigestion. Flitulence
Constant Heartburn. Weakness of the Stomach, Sinking
Sensations in ther•:, ran, Nausea, he., Quinine and Iron
is pre-eminent so a means or creating Appetite and
enables one to enjoy his meals with. due amount of
relish, instead of the eversion with which food is re-
seeded by those with weak stomachs and bad dig“tive
powers. The whole iligeitive functions are powerfully
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THE REALITIES OF PENAL SERVITUDE. killed himself in the attempt The case of • man who
was compelled to stand naked at an open window we
The author appears to belong to that social close of
have ahead seen Pettier brutalities were of
which the members are conventionally styled gentle- Y '
constant
occurrence A man has a tooth out and is
men, and to have been in business in one of our larger •
not allowed a drop of water to wash his mouth. He
manufacturing towns. He tells U 9 that since his
Wants a dose of castor oil, and he has to take it in the
liberation he hai visited on business many large cities
in England and Ireland ; has travelled a great deal by middle of his dinner. He wants some ointment for a
gore, and a dab of it is stuck on his dinner plate. He
first, second, and third-class carriages; has cringed
gets permignion three months before his discharge to
the Channel some 60 or 70 times; hae stayed at hotels • •
k-row his hair; and a warder has him cropped for fun.
has visited churches, public buildiegs, and theatres,
i Ve might multiply these instances to any extent.
arol with two exceptions has never met one man he e.
nut we must pass en now to the author's general itE ALLIANCE SOCIETY, 61, Moores,*
ever saw in prison. The two exceptions were both
observation and the suggestions which he makes for Street, London, EC.
gentlemen, of whom one haul been an officer in the
army, and who, on his liberation, betook himself • ' •
the improvement of our prison system. To INVESTOR"' : 6 per cent Interest Bonuses & Drawings.
to
Ainerica,wh..re he is, now doing well. The other wan a There are some sinuses attending the discharge of
To
friend who .lie.l shortly after his release, owing chiefly prisoners which require prompt investigation. Men BORROWERSP a.npcximf rteitt o. 011
to :
hteereits.cre.r,
AGENTS WANTED.
to an illness brought on by the brutality of a warder. discha wed from Dartmoor frequently have to be
taken to London to complete the process of release. ACHET of TEA t r re. It contains 16 lbs. net pure
The weather that t wrible morning was so lint that not Strong Congou, less than Is. 7d. per lb., but worth is 6d.
We mast remember that when they quit Dartmoor
one of the outside gAJIZA went to work. A. WAS stripped retail. Carriage not paid ; Cash with order. Never at the
to his trousers and shirt, washing_ and, being the end their sentence has been completed. Yet they are • pros before, half-pound sample by post to any part of the
man, was close to the window, which blew open. He taken to London in handcuffs. The prison dress has Kingdom for IS stamps
stepped a few paces on one site and closed it, without been exchanged for ordinary clothes. The man has JOHN MIXER A Ca, 94, Newwateet, London, E.C. Est 1864.
first asking permission of the brute who had charge of the regained his usual appearance by the growth of his SEWAGE TREATMENT.
ward. Ile was an ianorant creature, who st od greatlY hair. He is to all intents and purposes is free man. rla HE NATIVE GUANO COMPANY
on his dignity t his dignity was offended, and he compelled Yet he is taken up to town in a public conveyance A invite TOWN AUTHORITIES to visit the AYLESBURY
poor A. to stand, stripped and sect ache wee, at that open
manacled. This does seem • most monstrous and SEWAGE WORKS.
window for five minute.. He did so, was compelled to . . . ORDERS to VIEW can be obtained at 9, Vic'oria, Chambers,
tainikqeunitoesr
hairtordiretyth. Again,return
home
iwhent always
tan
convict's tickets
d. oLosong,..onar
mwosuslditth•vmee.beetn is Westminster, London 6.W.
at the least :a
and
of
equivalent to a week's remission of time, or perhaps three ticket, so that, go where he will, the railway people
remporaratrkbz
days' bread and water in solitary confinement. The long- mud know where he came from. This too, seems a
nosed warder's dignity was satisfied, though he himself great hardship; but the greatest hardship of all
wonld rather have been disobeyed, and had a good report connected with our criminal system is, in this writer's
against what he would call a 'gentlemandag.' d
-darelay estimation, the non-classification of prisoners. He
he forgets the circumstance among the many acts of .
brutality he has to my knowledge committed: but that w' uld always keep separate the first timers from the
day he muniered nip friend. Poor A. caught a cold he second, and the fit-et he would ffivi•le, as far as
never recovered from it settled on his lungs, ancl, after a possible, into two classes—the deliberate law-breakers,
long and painful illness, it corned him off at least 10 or and those who have yielded to a momentary pressure
15 years before his time, or temptation.
It is evident from the above remarks, and from "I well remember once hearing a City man make an
some titer paasages as well, that this gentleman has
zrautp
tethe
observation relative to some transactions that attracted a
ith a large
re•icstated himself in the world so far as to be corning coo- deal ofntnotir wr,hecnonanemct.e..l:.,-
a livelihood in a position of some respectability, an unduly pressed by adverse circumstances, 'and is driven
c• nil he have explaine Ito us the steps by which he for the moment into a tight corner, be is very ant to do
did 50, and the difficulties, if any, by which the pro- that which is not strictly constitutional.' It is just so.
tees was attended he would have satisfied a more There is no doubt but very many men of business, who
tural curiosity than he has done by his prison "lire are regarded by the commercial world as of unimpeach-
terbors." able character, have frequently extricated themselves
The offence for which he was punished seems to from tight corners by means which, if clocely examined,
would be found to be not strictly ' convtitotional.' The
have been some kind of mercantile fraud of which he thing has gone right, and no one is the wiser. It is only
Was in reality innocent, and his partner, who con' s-hen the corner is too tight and the means fail, and the
trived to escape. was guilty. He received A lenient thine goes wrong, that the world hears of it."
sentence, anti left the •lick rather rejoicing than other- Men of this class, however, are seldom guilty of a
wise in his "Fire Years' Penal Servitude." New. second offence, and if they are it is probably due to
gate does not seem to have left a very favourable im. what they learned in prison, not to any habit's they
pression uponliitn. The food was very bad, which be had acquired before they entered in it. Hundreds
c•seisidered rather hard, as the prison was under the and hundreds of young prisoner, who, if kept to them.
manigemeet of Aldermen. The O..vernor was cruelly selves, would have been truly penitent, by association
polite, and fearfully callous; being able to eat as with hardened criminals lose their whole remaining
Komi a breakfmt on hanging mornings as in any other; stock of virtue, and leave prison ruined for life.
the warders were readily to Ise bribed by thole who Long sentences he also considers a mistake. Shorter
could afford it; and his experience quite tallies with 'sentences, with severer treatment, would, he thinks,
the evi•lence of Benson as to the ease with which be up .re deterrent. And he lava great strese on the
letters can be gent. However, his sojourn in Newgate consequences to men's wives of these long terms of
was not protracted. Immediately after his conviction imprisonment The temptation to infidelity becomes
be had to put off his own clothes and assume the con- often too strong to he resisted. The author knew one
vict •Ires+ ; a few ilays afterwards his hair WAX Cut ; very bad case, in which a prisoner's wife was a very
and his transformation being now complete he WRAB pretty girl of 19. Some time after he haul been in
presently transferred to .Alillhank, where he worke I prison she wrote to tell him she was going to leave his
out the first fiftemi months of his sentence. On being mother's house, where she had been living, and take
taken from Newgate to Millbank our author haul his lodgings for herself, to work at embroidery. He was
first experience cf the handcuffs, which seems to have particularly anxious to forbid this; but his turn for
affected him more than any other degredation of prison writing had not come. The chaplain was appealed to
life to which he was exposed. The prison va-, for procure him an exceptional permission, or even to
some reason or other termed "flack Maria," haying write to the girl himself and inform her of her
deposited its load at the gates at 111lillank, our author husband's wishes. But he refused to interfere; and
• w•us released from his fetters, and was told to prepare the next news her husband heard was that she had
for an interview with the doctor and the chaplain. His been seduced by some gentleman and WAR then living
labour does and his religion being determined he was with him as his mistress. The author has also a higo
taken to his cell, and after some further arrangements opinion of {toggin 'ass deterrent punishment, only he
haul been made regarding hia toilet he seems to have mays it should be by three or four instalments. "The
been left to himself. At this point in his narrative baking forward to the second and third floggings
we have the Millbank dietary, which is as follows : would work wonders." And he is likewise greatly in
"Three days a week three ounces of beef or mutton. favour of a revival of transportation, if any locality
with potat irs or other vegetables. Two days one pint of could be found for trying the experiment No doubt
soup, and one day, on Thursdat s, neither meat nor souls, the herding
together o criminals in our gigantic
but ...ne ,oli.l pound .of suet-pudding, containing at least
convictestablishments' • cl f
invi is a great evil, an one o
tsvo and a half ounces of suet, and on Sundays nothing
Inv tweed and cheese. Of the Tiality of these articles I which inspectors and magistrates must see but very
will de.cant as we come to them. Sometimes instead of little. However, if any return to transportation is
either beef or mutton, salt pork was given. For breakfast possible is a wide question. But the claaeification of
three-qoarters of ii pint of COCOA, and for supper one pint criminals, coupled with a reduction in the length and
of porridge or gruel. Every morning at bye skfaattime an increase in the severity of punishments, are
each MAU was serve.' with a good-else.' loaf of bread. suggestions which deserve a trial.—Standard.
HOW many ouncee it was 1 don't remember, but it was
always more than I could manage to eat. If a man chose
to eat it all at one meal he got no more till next day."
The trails to which he was apprenticed we., that of
a tailor: and each man, we understand, by regular
oo•ol combat anti completion of his day a work is
al de, after the first nine months, to earn a remission
of his eentence, the maximum being one fourth, or
three months out of every year. Thts boon can only
be earned by obtaining the maximum number of
marks, which IR eight a day. Very few men ever earn
the whole number : awl the author was exceptionally
suesesaful in gaining his wh.de amount of remission
within ten dayo. On being taken to chapel the first
morning he was pleased to find that it was free from
all Ritualistic fashions. But however he had liked it
he cell,' not have changed it for any other place of
worship. The authorities, when you enter, offer you
a elioice of religions with the utmost liberalty, but
whit you choose you must stick to. After chapel and
breakfast our arinaintance received his first lesson in
his new handicraft.
"So son a+ all the others in the ward were set to work,
the Irish warder, or • Paddy,' as he WaS called by his
flock, came in to me, atm panied by a prisoner, bringing
materials to net me to work. Pu. buedle of drab coarse
cloth was thrown down.
"'Stir you must make that jacket.'
"'hint, sir. I know nothing of tailoring.'
" • Och, well soon make a tailor of you,' sail he. 'Look
ye here, now, undo that bundle :' and as he spoke, I
°hero', and all the various pieces ready cut out for a
similar jacket in shape to the one I wore fell upon the
floor.
" 'Now,' said Paddy, turning to his man beside him,
'give his,, a needle and thitithle, suds hanck of thread,
and we'll see what he run '
" I was fitted with a thitoldc, haul thread, a piece off
'messes, one needle, and a pair of scissors supplied to
me.
"'II be boon." I'll make a tailor of ye in a week. Try
your hand on that. If y.. do it wrong, ye can lust undo
it and do it again. I shall give an 'ye to ye. and see how
ye get onai,kstyzh;irt:plsrileirpeli)e•el.a b...tr of
ma hjrlapirlshcow shallyen.ot
make much of a hand at first, lea I will do my best.'
"'That's it—per beet. The greatest loan alive can't do
more than his lest. Och, we'll make a mighty fine tailor
of ye now liefore ye leave us.' He turned away, closing
the door after hit."
We now see our unfortunate convict fairly launched
on his career of penal servitude. If has got uise.l to
his drese and to the loss of his "feathers," as the hair,
beard, and whiskers are denominated he knows what
is required of him : has learned how to clean his cell,
and Ila 4 been aaigned his part in the general work of
the prison. He has now therefore settled down : taken
leave of Isis gentility for the time being, and has
become what he was warned he would become, a slave.
At this bunt, therefore, we may well skip over a few
months, and take up the thread of our narrative again
when orders arrive for his tranelation to Dartmoor.
his seievitions as he drove through the streets were
very natural :•
"Iliad liven fifteen months shut up, never having seen
a newspaper or heard one scrap of news of any sort, and I
looked about as we passed through the streets for every
po.ter on the walls, and more particularly for the placards
of the various morning pipers, outside the newsvendors'
shops, to try and gather from the 'aen.ation" antounce-
ments of their contents what was doing in the world, now
that I had left it. The theatrical posters,- also, interested
um greatly, and I now the names of new pieces and of new
actors that inflamed my curiosity greatly."
On the journey down the prisoners, though hand-
cuffed to each other, were allowed freedom of speech,
and at the stations where they stopped amused them-
selves with. be,o,sing tobacco from the passengers uni
the platform. Some prisoners were successful, though
when they got it of courae they could only chew it, no
smoking being allowed. The rargo arrived at Plymouth
early on a beautiful morning in August; and from
thence marched on foot to Dartmoor, which they
reached about dinner time. The prison is surrounded
by a cordon of armed men' mostly obi soldiers, who
are called the Civic Guarl And inside the prison our
author noticed at once that the discipline was much
stricter than at Millbank. However, in itself it was
not vexatiously strict at either. It was the extensive
powers unavonlably lodged in the warlers which
enabled a spiteful officer to make any man's life a
burden to him against whom he hail conceived a
grudge. A day at Dartmoor presented no appreciable
difference from a day at alilbank. At half-past five
in the morning the great bell of the prison rings in the
commencement of another day of punishment.
Sufficient time is allowed for a good wash ; and then
the cell doors are thrown open; each prisoner scrubs
the bit of landing outside his own door, cleans his cell,
stows away hie hammock, and makes everything tidy.
Then comes breakfast, which is supplied, like all other
meals, to each man separately then chapel: then the
various gangs are mustered and marched off to their
respective stations under fixed bayonets: the farm
gang, the quarry gangs, the turf cutting gangs, &c.
At twelve o'clock their is dinner, for which an hour is
allowed, during which time any man who has a turn
for reading may enjoy his Froude, Macaulay, or
Napier from the prison library. Work is resumed
again from one till four or five. At fix there is supper,
and soon after is the signal for "beds down," when
400 hammocks are unslung simultaneously with a noise
that shakes the whole fabric.
Our author, of course, learnt a good deal from his
associates of the inner life of the criminal classes, and
also of the strategy of crime. But we cannot say
there is anything specially worth quoting, except,
perhaps, the paesage °taut 'servants. "I heart a good
deal,' he aays,from one of the prisoners about "putting
up." It is quite a system and artfully carried out.l
'A certain house is sup Posed to be worth 'cracking.'
To do this it is necessary to know all &boat it, not only
what amount of plate or other valuables there may be
there, Iczt where it is kept, the habits of the family, and
who they consist of. A plan of the house is necessary
also, and perhaps even duplicate keys. All this informa-
tion can only be obtained from some one who is a resident
in the house. One way is for some fellow to make love to
one of the woman servants, but the best plan, and that
most usually pursued, is to 'plant' some one into the house
if possible: to get either a man or a woman engaged as
servant, who can 'work' it properly. There are quite am
I in.), women in these things as men. False characters
are easily managed. A very short residence in the house
will tell Maria or John Thomas if the 'thing is tube done
Of not,' also if the 'swag' is worth the trying for. Some-
times it will take months before it can be perfectly worked,
before the party, man or woman, working it can get the
opportunity of seeing and knowing all they want. Some
peoule keep their plate-chests in a bed-room. Here John
Thomas cannot very well get access to it, maim he gets
over the housemaid, so that it is necessary to get a woman
Into the house.
"Parties who go into a situation for this special service
are invariably 'scrupulously honest.' They never, in fact,
soil a good game by being tempted into taking anything
that may belying about. The inmates never lose anything
by pilfering, and they tel to have great confidence 1.11 the
very servants who are scheming and diplomatiaingall the
time for • fitting opportunity them
" clean em out.
;
The statements, however, which bear a strong
impress 41 truth, such as those which relate to the
c mduct of the warders, will probably be read with
most interest. Smuggling tobacco into the prison, for
which the prisoner's friends pay something enormous
to the warders, is a regular system. But instances of
individual tyranny, brutality, and neglect are the
most striking. One warder caused a man's death by
insisting on his lifting a stone entirely beyond has
strength. The man's turn for writing home was fast
approaching, and had he been reported for laziness, as
the warder threatened, he would have lost his turn.
lie made a desperate effort to fulfil his task, and
• 'Five Years of Penal Servitude." By One who barn
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