The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1870-03-29 00:00:00

GETTING A WIFE THROUGH A menumoNi&L

AGENCY.

At Worship-etreet, on Thursday, Mr. Lewis, whin.
tor, made an application to Mr. Ellison to grant
a warrant for the application of • person named
sohwartz, under the following eircutostancea t —Mr.
Lewis ststed that his client, Dr. Skater. was a gentle-
man holding • poditioc in the Prussian army. Schwarta
carried on an "ag-ncy" business in Dalston, and ad-
vertised in the Col in. sad other eontinental parse
thst he would for a commission procure suitable
partners for all parties matrimonially inclined. Ladies
were to apply to Mdme. Schwartz and gentlemen to
Schwartz' himself. Dr. 'neater answer.," the advertise-
ment.., and after describing the his professional appear.
since as a fine bandanna wan, and all ti.at—he requested
Mr. Schwartz to find him a wife with • fortune. The
arrangement Wila for Schwartz to have oommission on
the lady's fortune. However, when the marriage
seremooy had been performed, Schwan' made a claim
upon Dr. Skater for EIS°, payment of whish was
refused. Schwartz then oommeoced writing letters, in
which he threatened to expose the docdor if the sum
was not'pitiii. Mr. Lewis here produced • letter which ran
over a sheet of foolscap paper. Heiread parts of 11 10 The
magistrate, in which the writer expressed an intention
of publishing the whole of Dr. Skater's love affair ,
unlesa the money was paid, The writer, expressing
himself in the firat person plural, said that if he (the
doctor) attained the age of Methuselah the etory would i
still be fresh, and should be known. Even if be bid
himself at the North Pole, "they" would search him
out, and wherever be went the story would follow him,
his children should blush on reading the history of
their father's courtship. Mr. Lewis, in continuation,
said that these matters had been printed and Published,
and this brought the person complained of within the
meaning of Lord Campbell's Act, under which he pro-
posed to take lb. proceedings. Schwartz had admitted
the handwriting of the totter to witnesses, whom he
(Mr. Lewie) lisd caused to come from Prusaia. Mr.
Ellison, having looked at the Letter and a pamphlet,
which wire preeluced by Mr. Lewin,granted the warrant,
but required that sworn informati.nt should be laid.

MEAT PRESERVING.
From Melbourne we lean that a new oroosa for
preserving meat by desiccation he. lately been intro.
duce& The meat is first cut from the bones, and then
minced by steam power, after which it is spread out
upon a shsllow metal aurfue heated by steam. After
the meat has been well turned over in the trays •
current a warm air is brought to laver upon it by means
of a fan, and aft-r some lulu it becomes crisp and
dry. It is then subj cited to a grinding proce.s. nil the
superfluous fat is drained off, and it is et once ready for
packing. It is said that meat can be delivervd in
London in the largvr package., at the rate of Is. per lb.,
and as each pound ciontains the nutriment of 4 lb. of
ordinary meat, the prism may be quoted as equal to
3d. per lb. It is souse consolation to feel that so many
busy hands and brains are at work in tbe colonies to
reduoe our butcher's bills at-home.

AT Birkenhead, Bernard Harrison, a publican, was
fined £l5 and oosts for o .nductins a racing •weepst.ikea.
A "petrified wake," which has for some time been
punding the eerm,u tU ham been disoovered to
be • tough pine knot.

linn•if ;ST. —EP-Pfen COCOA.—GIATESUL AND COM
minx°. -The very agreoaLle character of this preparation bee
rendered it a general favourite. The Civil Senior Oatettr
remarks :--" By a thorough knowledge of the natural laws
which govern the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by
a careful applicatbh c.f the flue properties of 'ell-melee:tad
enc.., Mr. Epps has provided our breakkat tablee with a
delicately flavoured beverage which may save us many heavy
doctors bills. ' lead' .impl) with boiling water or milk. Sold
only in tin-lined packet.. labelled 'AMU Errs k Co.
Homeopathic 4.llembos. London. J. E. & Co's, other prepara-
tions are by 11. Itunlen, I), Cc,rnhlll. noreheeter, soe
that tech hsttle is secured by • band over the cnrk, bearing
the sikmature—Jamas Errs & Cu., without which ouna are
tvoutne.

LuxualiarT AND BiIAUTIPUL HAIL—Mrs. S. A. Allan,
World's Hair Restorer or Dregging never fails to quit sly
restore gray or faded hair to is youthful colour rod
beauty, and with the first application • beautiful
fragrance is give, to the hair. It stops the hair from
falling off; it prevente baldness ; it promotes luxuriant
growth ; it causes the hair to grow thick and strong.
it removes all dandruff; it con,ains neither oil nor dye
• large bottles. pries six shillings. Zylobalsamarn
Mrs. S. A. Allen's) for excels any pomade or hair oil.
To those whose hair is naturally dry requiring frequen
drugging. its cheapness and great value will be proved
Its early use on children's hair will insure an abundant
anctbountiful supply from youth to o d rigs. In large
bottles price three shillinTi. Sold by most chemists
sad perfumers. Depot, 36b, High Holborn, London.
AT an inquest held by Dr. Lankester. a few days
once. n the hodie. of two children who died from the effects
of voiwynlng through sucking wane lucifer match., the corner
mid, 'lied the match... been Bryant and Bay's, the children
would not have leer,poi.onned. It °moot le to generally
known that Bryant and May'. Patent gaiety klatches are not
poimoious, and that they light only on the hoc --Vide islingnee
Garette May

Wi noti.cle the introduction et the Comaline Oloes, un
excellent drawing for the hair of persons of every age who take
pleasure in the beauty of the crowning ornament of our race.
Thin article lo intnolueod by Mears. Corky, now Mesas. J.
and K. A. Curley sal (',,of 19, lartholonieer Clone, lunlon,
E.G. They have lrcsiu.ly male • very famous preparation
for th- seme punsism. of which they had the excluam control
throughout Europe. Comaline Wow in identical in oompooition
with that article, but experic.ce and skill have made it
decidally superior in quality. It is very cleanly, muting, and
agreeable, and it koises ouch • brilliancy and luxuriant
appearance to the hair tint gloss seems it. moot appniiriste
name. It Is put up In bottlai at 2s. fld. and 54., • price which,
confederal( the die of the bottles awl the quality of the
material., will only remuneratethe riniirietore through • very
extensive demand. Cornelia, Restorer, at the same prime for
Ijery Hair,kc., which is made by the mu
teinn,
embodies great practical experience and in undoubtedly the
beet Renovator for the flair. The:Comslines are sold by the
leading Chemists and Perfumers everywhere. See adverthement
In another column under the bead of ComalMe 01in...

ADTIOI To MOTH —A Te you broken of your rat
by • stet skald, suffering with the pain of cutting teeth?
Go at once to a thereat, and get • bottle of firs;
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. It will relieve the poor
sufferer immediately ' • It is perfectly harmless; it
produces natural quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes "as bright as a
button." It has been long in us is America, and is
highly recommended by medical men • it is eery pleasant
to take ; it soothes the child; it eolteus the gums,
allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and
is the best known remedy for dysentry and diarrhap,
whether arising from teething or other causes. Se sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and see
that "Curtis and Perkins. New York and London," is
oft the outside wrapper. No mother should be without
it. Sold by all medicine dealers at to. led. per bottle,
Loudon Depot, 906, High Holborn.
HoLLoWaT'S —indigeation, Stomach and Liver
Complaint. —Persons suffering from any derangements
of the liver. stomach, or the organs of dire.ion should
have recourse to Holloway's Pills, ea there is no
medicine Known that sot; on these particular complaints
with snob certain softies. It, peculiar properties
strengthen the stomach, immure the appetite, and rouse
the sluggish liver. For bowel oomolaints it is is,
erasable, ea it removes every primary derangemeet.
thereby Teetering the patient to the soundest heath
sad strength. These preparations may be used at all
times and in all climates by persons affected by bilious
ness, nausea, or disordered liner: for flatulenuy and
heartburn they are specifics. Indeed no ailment of the
digestive organs ego long resist their purifying and
corrective powers.
Koenig CUBTOKIL—PTIMand•nion• aod testimonials
are largely on the Menem ; this modern custom appears
to ectend to almost every household, for no auspicious
event is allowed to pass without its being marked by
some pleasing souvenir; Birthdays, Christenings ;
Marriages, the seasons of the year, suith as Christmas,
New Year, &a., invariably received special oommeinor•
ation. The attention of one of the great London Menu.
lecturers, Mr, J. W. Benson, of 25, Old Bond-street,
and of the City Steam Factory, Ludgate-bill, has been
directed to this subject. With the view of giving
more artistic effect to thir custom of society, he liss
published • most interesting Illustrated Pamphlet Ulm
Watches and Clocks, also one upon artistic Gold
Jewellery, Silver and Elestro-plate ; all are profusely
illustrated with choioe designs, and are peat pest free
for 2d. each, thus bringing within the retch of those
who live even thousands of Mika away from London,
one of the largest and most artistic collections which
can be lieu in any part of the world; and if necessary
designs are prepared to illustrateeny special ease.
MODlig INVISTIOIIII. That great invention the
" Chronograph, ' which times all the principal 'Mild
the day, sod has revolutioniaed and superseded the
chasm old-fashicoted "Stop-watch, " seems likely to be
eclipsed in fame by that still greater and more useful
Mulattos the "Keyless Maki." The foot of no key
being required renders the.. Watches indispeassble to
the traveller, the nervous, and inralids. The enormous
number sent teen by post to all parts of the world, is •
convincing proof of their great utility. The prices at
which they are sold range from 5 to lOU guinea..
Thoeseads of them are manufactured by Mr. .1. W.
Benson, of Old Hood Street, and of the Steam Factory.
Ludgate Hill, Loodoo, who sends pies free for Id a
most interesting historical pamphlet upon watch
making
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