The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1862-01-28 00:00:00

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"Marriage rightly understood,
Gives to the virtuous and the good,
A Paradise below."

Post free for Etaz Stamps, open ends, or 14
Sealed Envelope.
THE FORBIDDEN BOOK, on mser
its disqualifications and their renioveo2
modern treatment of spenwatorrimets, syphilis •
dim with. riilat and numerous prescriptions for the
speedy cure- by very ;Ample means of nervoinsa,
debility, and all the more common diseases
supposed incurable maladies of the sexual system. t
Dr. W. Da Root, M.D. M.R.C.S.
of
Bede de Medicine, Pares; ; Grad dnate in yiedi'd.„,
Zsreiry atti Midwifery ; Licentiate of Mg RWit
of Apothecaries, fee.
Fortunately by the present law, none bet the riva
Physician or Surgeon dare attach M.D. or M.R.C.B.
his name end openly advertise his fees, oe be.u.
penalties and
_imprisonment. would - be incurred. yji;
public iihonld therefore guard against the armpit
mou,ptione of hnovish quacks and imposton who sis
not medical men at all, but impudently style teem,
selves " Dr." " Professor," 51.R.A.5.. F.R.A
in order to mislead the unwary as to the:r grog
character. None of these men really know more et
the daemon-, they profess to treat, than any pen,
may, by reading the above work.
From long practical observation in the most haft
Institutions of this country and the continent, tit.
Author has had somewhat unusual facilities in
acquiring that uniform success, veld& has hitliort,
characterized his practice, and he refers with pria4.
the numbers he has been instrumental in redoing to
health and happiness: whilst to all who need sad*
ho offers every assurance of speedy resteratiso.
Patients at a distance should forward a detail of
case by letter, enclosing Al is. for advice and mediasok
which will be sent by return. Peat-afire orders ta
made payable at the General Poet Office, to
WALTER DE BOOS, M.D., 25, Bedford Place, Sumo
bury Square, London. Hours for consultation ll
Sundays exempted. It Is important to recoiled Is
address, as to meet the wish of patients, there Ituti
name on the door, and rs fairalt4Cl 18 1111110fti
PItIVALTS.

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DR. DR ROOS' GUTTAZ VITA;
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proms( their sapario'rity over
a4vsred Remedy for Lumpur, lassitude, depssi,
non of spirits, irrtahility, excitement, fear, dins*
and incapacity for rwciety study or hominess, Wig.,
lion, pains And Ation in the side, giddiness, ego
in the head, kn. medicine strengtheni. the vhstity
of the whole •

speedily remove*
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ion happy, bat weather word oar pow 111 INkb• eta
do oo."—E. 4. itiowittphona "AM Dover u.nd
U.. Gllttle Viteb whin. or what I might lieve bum am
woes toll."--W. G.. Woe Pisties.

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TITE NEW FRENCH REMEDY.—
HERAPION, as generally adopted in the French
hospitals by Jobert, Itostan, Ricord, Cnierier, homy,
and other notabilities of the French faculty, in
remarkably short time, often two or three day. only,
without the slightest discomfort, inoonvenience, or risk,
reinovee ail discharges from the mucous membrane,
whether of the uniary or other *meas. This remedy
so completely surpassing and Superseding everything
hitherto employed, combines all the desiderata to be
sought in a medicine of the Mid, for net only can the
patient carry it loosely in his pocket, but all appear.
ante, take, and *well of medicine are entirely obviated.
In pickets, O. 6d„ lit, and 335., through all rupee.
able Medicine Vendors, or sent direct from the rata.
liniment on reoeipt of stamps or post-ofice order. The
size contain, three at 4s. 13d. and times at 335. fear
of the lie.
Te stamp to imitate which is felony, bears the word
"Tlieriapion," in white letters, by order of Hei
MAJESTY', How. Conntentotrun, who thereby ware
the proprietor against infrigement throughout the
United Kingdom and the Colonic*.

IDADTs IN THE BACK, GRAVEL, LIJM.
1. DAGO. GO, REISI3.ItATIEM, DISEAN
OF THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER, is. DR. /11
ROOM RENAL PILLS °erred acidity of the stem&
and indigestion, promote the functions of the liver end
, thereby preventing stone in the bladder red
with many other martens disorders to which
t organs are subject. Listheseoie, week-
end complaints long suppoesd tots
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.4 nervimsness, epilepsey,
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.4 shattered constitation.
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whi , sarsaparilla, &a., Sr. too
the utter ruin of health, iis .
at Ktested.
'Waliable time In seeking aid hok
&Amapa* , ollnar Ariel ntipTdaina Pram* is
set aside sailenne Irma ,de well to mein his
trial of a remedy, whish, eo en selealiA• tebi.
eiples, wane& tall ?lipids. 6d. ~ t , &eine Yaw
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the letter at Mo. per bob ...,s
whieh El lit' are sawed), t,k ... _all ig,*
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THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS .AND' AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JANUARY 28i 4146 g,
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Your cornmittee have to report that the following e
es e. El orsttshirt. of cesspools, road scraping in a fluid state, Be. Almost our readers do not see' the Southern Tithes.. WI can eneeged with killing a hare It Corfet Castle, on the "Marriage rightly understood,
..." a....... lit Of were not ono chments. No doubt the system rid
works, recommended to be done by the late committee, the members of the Board of • great deal of unpleasant- every town ill the kingdom WM these patent oar* I fearlessly take upon ouyeelves the respimsibility of this lands belonging to Lord Eldon, on Sunday, the fith Gives to the virtuous and the good,
Poet free for Six Stamps, opera auk
A Paradise below."
-'nORCITZBTEit.--.---W 0 Con's:- have been carried out under the superintendence of the nese, at the same time it did not give satisfaction to have supplied the Town Clerk with the dimensions of assertion from the fact, that there are neatly er quite
instant. The defendant pleaded guilty. It ap-
ld in Weeiteptort_h
lIIHE FORBIDDEN BOOK,
surveyor. The wood and ironwork of the general the town, and he therefore thought whether theyor 14 is a
- Timy evening this corps (accompanied by harket House painted and the inside whitened underthe encroachments
.of Mearseee Reynolds,.._ Smiths, mid four thnes as many. of the Telegram tad
.1.. , its disqualification,Baea Rannvdel4l3teheir onre illarru'-°"''
&c, with rilial and numerous prescriptions' for ta
"TateMent band) paid an unexpected though not
wooandtraerctthewitien
IMr.l4Jareitzt.H.A briholtatfiarntloidtdh,e:lc,edllersLundies areas.-(Signed), wm. LONGMAN, Borough atone-to say nothing of the number so e esew re
modern treatment of spennatorrimea, sypbilis •
rescind would not to reflect they would not
Surveyor-The Mayor said there was nothing very as are even printed of the Southern Times. We there, pwearehend
etahliii.gthtfewnhdrierentb.hadv
berefaided
'Le visit to Dorchester. Notwithstanding important, and the report would be considered next fore do not onteplain
"ory of the weather they marched from sellers ?angered dry. The Louvre board windows of the
the Thomas said that with regard to Mr. Lundie, he had
speedy cure- by very temple means of !hone; the
-4 on their arrival here were joined by Fish Market already encroached upon the public properity more than
House replaced with glass, and the inside any other person in the town, and at a point where the week. The meeting was brought to • close between last week stole upon us ; everything, it is said, is fair wish to press the case his objeet being to inform the
3 and 4 o'clock. in war; but we have been taught the lesson for the puldichthat the offence must not
debility, and all the more common dnieseer"4".l4,-
eg of the inhabitants, who ther of the Fish Market whitened. The recommendation of encroachment was a positive nuisance. Re considered . of the march onreontenrporary liable to a penalty or .e, 5, but. thebeprt°r.eocnosecdBmeivru?i.thrte_idshidid.nrnswanirnetolhetf
4ncipal streets, the band
ti 7
ying the late committee, to appoint a Clerk of the Markets, that trap doors were not only a nuisance, but a positive
hes been carried into effect, by the appointment of the future not to snow our left hand keow what our right impnaity.-Georgo Candy said he was gamekeeper
hand intend. to do.
Dr. W. Da Roos. M.D., M.R.C.S., L.A.C., etc. oft
For the materials of our sketches or al St- Mary's ,SWunirsyd mEloditnoning. hAtiefimountdhala hfare-pasitllaeithirte,oi'enloacfkenoten supposed incurable maladies of the sexual apt:: --.
alternately, in oapi order, injury to the streets. Nevertheless he would by no gorrtsponbente.
junior Sergeant-at-Mace, at a salary of bi) per annum. means wish to obstruct the trade; but if persons Church and other matters we are indebted to Me. John
,near Con's Common, Defendant came along and
Na corps rotursod bfflhe We recommend, that this officer be now dispensed wanted the accommodation, theshould beallowed to ---,se-- Jenkins Rolls,whose object in giving them Is the amnse-
y
- wi,th,"*s the present collector tan perform the duties. put down trap doom for the payment of el, and a RAILROAD TO PORTLAND: ment and instruction of his fellow-townsmen. llcr. Iwo' k the base from the wire, and refused to give his Ecole de Medicine, Parse; Gradrune in if
inane, Us 'Nei took him to the sergeant of police. Surgery atd Midwifery; Licentiate ~,, e"itne
-us 1....a.w .-Ou Ties- With regard to the financial condition of this fund, it restriction being placed upon them, of their not being Rolls was, we understand, a sehoolmate, and afterwerdsj Mg Rale!
dJ. Forney, James mishears your present handed debt einounte to glop°, allowed to use them except at certain hours. He wu [The following appeared in our contemporary, the an intimate friend of Mr. J. A. Fdlis, the author 0-the 704stdapt mid he did not ley -the wire, add he doto of hc.
-ere eummoted of: which £8,750 bears interest at t per cent., the sure if this was adopted, it would very soon do away Telegram :-]
penalties and Imprisonment. would_ be incurred, oh;
ling, and R. remaining ELMS' at e per cent, your Income during with trapdoors, and both Mr. Lundie and Mr. Reynolds, Regis,." and assisted that gentleman in obtaining was p
Cue mu, P y' public Should therefore guard against th
"History and antiquities of Weymouth and Meloombe did noustkinnogw
along. -Mr.
till he wenthideihfarbeasdbec
hphisFq.Eote,r.lyszbrgopeyeotilindeydpareriiistentrtattiselhawit.i,iistonfeoeer..bm,nt.ußtheeiftB.,t
Aing with the year ended elet August lest, was 24.98 Os. 6d., would end means of being able to do without the 00n- Sot,-As all public men are generally considered to material for that work. We need, therefore, hardly fendaut persisted in his statement, he must plead
•La and Your eaPeuditureduring thesameperiod E 33615. 7d., venienee at their new preinism-edr. Hibbs said the be public property, and as lam the oldest teadesnian say that it is from this source is derived • great portion "not guilty," and the t 1 -
not medical men ker ailht alql4", but ainnidpuidne"ntlyt4iyf'76efaid
"ears ViL ; interest paid on bonded 'debt, 097 17s. 15d. ; subject of encroachments had been • suh)ect of in my native aowat I must thank you for devoting so of the information contained in the varioue articles The witness Can y was then sworn, and added that
,d. other expenses, £l3B 4s. ad. You will therefore per- namorose dieenseions. It was being brought orward much spacein your widely circulated journal, to the many that are promised no, together with other matter not defendant proceeded down the hill straight to the
oetve that your expenditure during that year exceeded continually, until the resolution which it Waill now pro- truthful and bold written letters connected with Wily. found in that work, lace where the wires bad been set-Defendant said selves " Dr." " Professor,"lll.R.A.S.. ERA Se. XL.
Ea WU looking for his donkey, and seeing something. be., in order to mislead the unwary as to the' ky.---'
tour income by M. Is. Id. ; but having a balance or posed to rescind, was passed. The passing of that mouth and ice interests, I allude to " Verax„ The first mention we have of the erection of a place
and all you of worship iti Meloombe Regis is found in li.aa -White in the fence, he thought it might be the character. None of these men really know 111400. '2
' £64 Os. &L sa the treasurer's hands to commence resolution gave very great satisfaction from all that lie " Argus " Looker On," "Observer." So. ;
the gum of IN tie. ed. only at the end of the had ever beard, and it had worked well. There had have staled "that your (alumna are open to any reply Chentler's Register, where it is stated that in the 26th
'embed as a balance due to the treasurer. We not been any encroachments since thalme, except an upon all local questions," I have been much disappointed of Edward 1., when the manor cams into the oceseeeion animal.-Mr. Garland told defendant 60 Was in his the deseasee they profess to treat, than any perae- '
hoe, present position in consequence of not properly occur may. by reading the above 'work.
'TO is every probability of the receipts in one or two eases, and this might be at, buted to their that none of the seven advocates for • railroad to of that monarch, the Bishop of Sarum, under w
rst F fame.
-'ug the espenditure. Your liabilities on officers, the Surveyor and the Town Clerk, not doing Portland, have advanced any arguments to refute those jurisdiction it then was, en the Ist December 1208, by • PYing his Sabbath. He hoped if this was his fi rum long practice' observation in the most
Institutions of this country and the continent, g;
' /endow at-present ascertained, amount their duty. In those oases, had they honestly per. facts exposed by the writers of the letters, under the letter to the locum tt:neus of the Dean, informs him offenceit would be *caution Whim. -Fined 28.63. and
' 1--
,ch we recommend to be paid. We formed their duty, the O
Board would have supported above signatures. at the chapel at Melcombe, the prebendal chureh at 10e. 6d. costs.—C. Vye and H. Vv., two boy Author has . bad soinewbat unused facilites .s, were acquiring that uniform success, whit.: has lithert,---
hat handbills be hayed, inviting them. It was • notorious fact, that the whole of the I aui therefore led to conclude that the matters Lyme, with numerous others in the arolideanonre or also charged with trespassing on Lord Elden's lands characterized his practice, and he refers with pines-'s
whole or any part of the cellars encroachments that had taben Alamo were fruits the plans adduced are undeniably too true, and that they Dorset, lately built, were not consecrated ; and ordered in search of game. The elder boy, who was the the numbers lie has been instrumental in restarise;
the party tendering to state of one man, and if he saw the Board was determined cannot be contradicted either by those who supported this ceremony to be performed inganter, purulent toe okelauan for the two when they were caught, gave health and happiness: whilst to all who need
mseet-ei
'ins to rent the same, and not to permit them. he would find means to do without the scheme directly by their votes, or by the other two constitution of Otto and Ottoban ; and the following is the keeper the wrong names, whereby he bad ho offers every assurance of speedy ma '---
e. intended to be used. them.-Mr. Drew, as the mover of the resolution, did classes who supported it indirectly-those who were given as an illustration of the form of consecration used
rendered himself liable to 1,1 penalty of £5. The boys Patients at a distance should forward • detail of thee
"nvited to remove 16 not believe, if they rescinded it they could give per- present but did not vote, and those who were absent in these times :-
Roatotsli.em.C.Rnezral,
BleeletrdOffipizie,,
Run% or.
said they were the sons of a quarrymen.-The boys case by letter, enclosing,kl is, for advice and medielje.
House, so as to give mission for encroachments, without making what would when they ought to have been present to vote. I
" Scene u bryght Bonne slong the skyne, pleaded guilty, and the charge against the younger which will be sent by return. Postedfice orders to es
of the building be considered by many, inviduous distinctions. If one would ask Messrs. Aldridge Devon's'', Hare, (Mayor),
Had sent by. ruddie lyght ; one was withdrawn on account of his tender age.
.24bWluadmnrAydelatelioPrunayareaDb,IReLondou. Hours for consultation 11 tie%
in the middle were allowed a trapdoor, others would think they ought Maunders, Hibbs, Rowland Thomas, Thompson, and
16 corner to have the same indulgence, even though it might be Ayles, who supported • railroad to Portland by their And Fayryes byd inne oslippe ouppes, Charles, the elder boy, was fined 20a., including
'Till wish'd approohe of night.
erket and most detrimental to the town to permit it.-Me. William votes in the Council Chamber, do they really believe costa.
address,
asetretf dted.oorm , and rue imsr
sirriarnalat4:x 7irsrile4inotalh-
Thomas did not understand that trap doors were a that they have done their duty to the town, or do they The matyn belle with shrills sound, TYNKnallf.- -Alfred Orchard WY charged with meet the with of patients there ISU
4 as nuisance in the town, and be thought they ought not suppose that they can 'untidy the inhabitants at large
Re-mikado throw the sire; assaulting a lad named Uriah Rideout.-The ho
e‘ to act in a too narrow minded spirit.-The Mayor said that they have done so? Perhaps these gentlemen will A troop of belie Freers dyd said he Was in the employ of Mr. Scott. Last wee tatvitia.
he had no feeling in the matter, and he was very glad to shower these questions through the medium a the - when he went into the yard for the come, be saw the
For Jesus Masao prepare.
eir the members express their sentiments on the press; if not, probably they will have an opportunity
defendant in the barn. Be stood still and looked irkß. DE ROOS' GUTTA VITA
''‘et. Mr. Hibbs had said the resolution worked of doing so at a public meeting which I hope will be Around the highe unsaynted Chyroho, at him. Defendant asked him what he was looking ,ILIP wit sir Rep,'
"it he certainly had evidently not been ere long convened to ascertain the feelings of the With holy* :cliques wente, at. Witness did not reply, but waist away. Do-----40ess
about him. From seeing so many 'town. And areri• doore and puns about, fondant again asked him what he was looking at,
oilmeherin...ad""verwstliied. Pl?.er.ovinededyr..feorizlangouraigieri_ ~lassititieuTe,rdepree,
As taking place, he thought the I. would ask Meeces.Aldermes Bower, and Councillors Wyth Goalie thynges besprinta.
'desirous of following up their resolution Harper, Upjohn, and Frampton why they were and he replied, "Nothing." He then went into the
geehunpnyfm. non .or spirits, irritability, excitement, !ear, dims*
ad better bereseindecl.-Mr. Drew said neutral en the ocesedon? Mr. Alderman Eliot, as Then ye Bisocep yn scarlet. dresste,
-many allowed to go on until they stated by "Looker-Oa" was not in England, bat permit And mytred holilie hcaintrt
alodndgecha, argndodzahtinadowwnith, and t dbeeifenngdatecamto
sto eo Board did not like use the me to ask Messrs. Ayling as , Thom Luce, Captain From Mastro Maine l thins eys grets howas, and incapacity for society study or business, indigo,
"g what had been done. It Prows" (ex-Mayor), Howard, Coacher H. Devomish, Wythe Rosario dyd hie, ng unless he paid for it. Witness told him he lion, pains and naleitatiop in the side, Ridding's, mu.
could get credit. Defendant then caught hold of in the bead, ho, • This medicine strengthens the
ethay
gond to the matter in the and Milledge, who ought to have been present upon Before hym went a throng of Preens, him by the collar and said, "I am your man," and of the whole system, gives energy to the mind%
'he encroachments being meth an important questien, why they did not perform Who dyd the Masse Song. spate; pushed him backwards. Be got up, and defendant speedily removes nervousness, opilepsey, paralysis, en,
dropped, their duty for the welfare of the town? Surely those Behynde hyui Muter Rigers came, then struck him with his fist and knocked him down, renovates the impaired powers of life, and invigeda
"ayor said he had who were so eager to get elected members of the Tryokyd lyke • barbed kyrige. Begot up the third time, and he knocked him down the most shattered constitation. For skin "rupee%
„night before his Corporation, in order that every subject mooted in the
es, by the fol- Council Chamber might be honestly discussed, ought to And then • rowe of holie Freeres, again.- Defendant: Didn't I LI you why you °ore throat ajus ill the bones, and thane diseases al
i , sarsaparilla, lea, are too often eraPitled
this not in have been present to record their votes for the true Who dyd the Masse Songe sounde, hollered at me every day ?-No. Did you tell me I w-
., with se interests of the borough, and thus fulfil the pledge they The procurators end Chy'rehe Reeves, was ab— liar ?-No. When I axed yen what Il
the titter ruin of health, its surprising's"
-,,, if as inane, when seeking for municipal honours, of being Next preste upon the ground.. you, was looking at, did'nt yoa say you was ziont4o lai tested.
'veltinehle gnio la seeking aid hat
die. g and faithfUl stewards of the important in- And when unto the Chyrehe they cline, looking at ad— fool ?-Witness : I deny it.- gatarapedee ,
...* uul profess* a
'a ts oommitted to their trust. • A belie Masao was mange, Defendant: Thenyou'll deny say thiog,-The defen- set aside anibirera3rgirsil to asks ha
ow, Mr. Editor, and brother townsmen, compare So lowlie was theirewete veins, dint then slaked to have the case adjourned, as be trial of a reined', whish, co - en ilimakili• pap
'he conduct of these men with the following gentlemen The Haven soo he it range, did not receive the summons sufficiently early to get aides, attempt fall, • l'zips es. 64. •t , &111
eise 'Saw
e stood up boldly, with such great odds against them, his witnesses. Adjourned for a fortnight. the latter at As. pia bat ••7'
-ad their votes for the good of the town, and Then ye Bisects!). did puryfye, owe- 99
which Lli 111 a" are saved), ,
„,kee.....,... all ig, et
'nions-if honest and antipolitical-must soon The Chyrche to God for aye, CRANBORNE.-Pirrrx SESSIONS, Thursday.-
Before Hector Monroe, Esq.- -As there was but one direct from 25, Iledf°rd-F-----"hww- wilmww•
whether it does not savour very like • Tory Wyth holye Masses and goods Psalm's,
Extraoti from logiui whisk tea • amis by az
',wee the interests of the Great Western, Which he did the rein salt; magistrate present, several oases were adjourned, ~ / mis sever bosun I ... y lit
In my we, thanks to yea ad
'oil struggles no well served them; aye, Then was a sermon isoched tonne and others were dismissed. A defendant in one you, median... is
Lep. P. at.
.4„*„. ds Tim mediae
pr,
' upon it, whenever the time offers. Bie e Biseeope boll.;
case had travelled forty miles, and to prevent fa. done me men /nod then inrthiwo-B. W. zip
y
ermine' are worthy of record. And after that another cone, another such mishap next month, settled his case sespn. eo " Thank God. mad I hart he will reward 'eat
' Cr Bcesant, an honest Tory, -
7 preechen was biome.. amicably with the complainant. Thomas 7.4.. C. Hartlepool. "If my tongue soul/ speak, war
'be Old Liberal School, Mr.
consistent Tory, and Mr. Then ale. did gee to Madras howse, Haskell, of Verwood, was fined Cl and coots for pan could write to express may gratitude to you I sheei
'
lie amendment against An Epterlade to plaie • being found on Boveridge Manor, with a gun, in .el happy, bat 'lather word nor pea al Wm ma
having for its object And drynke hys wyne and all so geode, pursuit of game.-Committecl for one month in de- do an. -B. at. Bioianohara. "Had I savor read d
And praye for laym for ids." fault of payment. —Mary Ann Oxford, of Minch- di° (tuna Tit*/ whar•or what I slight hay, bar aaw
"Mg important But long previous to this period the holy fraternity ington Handley, was fined 9s. 3d., including costa, 1 maw* toll."-W. G.. Wise Pettis.
"rt
ert • reply, monks and friars gave many • longing and lingering for stealing a hurdle belonging to Mr. Thomas
t° come look towards Weymouth and Idelcombe Regis. About Humbey.-The defendant was caught in the act by
hthreetaculdatyy; ei2nlya,
E NEW FRENCH REMEDY.-
-Henry
~_TIT.,_,HF,It.b.FION,
_as generally adopted in the French
' mu" the year 938, King Atheistan in consequence of a false P.C. Roper.-She paid the amount.
' can chugs brought against his half brother, Prince Edwin, Popell, of Come Abbas, harness maker, was sum-
res""nintdarktnaberly"ysabo's.b.°rtitiiitr, 14:efotaftenizeRit:Freordir: Culavier, Pierre,
' of a conspiracy to dethrone him, ordered him to be monad fur leaving the service of Mr. deorge Batt,
exposed in an open boat without sails or oars to the fury saddler, Cranborne, without notice.-Complainant without the slightest discomfort, inconvenience, or ra;
' the raging waves. The young Prince, accompanied by had made defendant a present of a Christmas-bce, removes ail discharges from the mucous membrane,
*quire, entered the boat, protesting his innocence,
eing the King inexorable, and overcome by had been responsible for him for some new clothes, whether of the uniary or other awns. This remedy
and gave him a holiday, but he never returned till so completely surpassing and Superseding everything
cest himself headlong into the sea. His s _ .
he WBS 'nought by the police. As there was no hitherto employed, combines all the desiderata to be
et with abetter fate, for he was driven with
'is muter on to the coast of Picardy. alternative but to commit the defendant, Mr. Butt soudlit inc medicine of the Iffaid, for net only can the
As at first secretly pleased with this withdrew the charge on an appeal being made to patient carry it loosely in his pocket, but all appear.
'is brother, but the moment fla had him by the father, on his paying the costs. once, taste, and *well of medicine are entirely obviated.
was seized with remorse; and to to In packets, O. 6d , lit, and 335., through all
C.WJI.MPWarkReN, Famq-.,PrrrYand Stire 1;1.7: Friday.
-Before
-r. lishment on receipt of slimps Or post-office order. The
able Medicine Vendors 'or gent direct from therlsPw
'toed himself for several
way of penance, and !deo William Bennett, of Cranborne, was summoned by 1111. size ocintainethree at 4s. 13d. and those at 335. fen
rform several mentonons John Bailey, a woodman on Boveridge manor. It of the lie.
nded the Abbeys of appeared that defendant went into the wood for
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jThebegrisrattaypimsonHp,,oto, imitate which is felony, bears the word
n) in Dorset, where
Hon. Cowshniteleinoletresitt7whblo trererbyMmealizire
for the souls of "fitter" and complainant said be should not have
"aster or deed it, and scattered it about. This aroused the ire
e God, st, of defendant, and he struck complainant with his the proprietor against infrigernent throughout the
.walader, fork. He said he struck him only " oonce."-
United Kingdom and the Colonic*.
scissors Fined 10e, including costa—Alfred Chafey of .
'ore Cowgrove, was charged by the police with wring RAINS IN THE BACK, GRAVEL, LIM-
\ obscene language whilst in a gate of intoxication.-- -SAGO. GOUT, RHEUMATISM DISEAM
The defendant offered no defence for his conduct, Of THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER, he. DR. 12
a was fined fl, including costs.—Charles Boyt, ROM RENAL PILLS "erred acidity of the stoma
nford Magna, was brought up in custody end indigestion, promote the fuoctions of the liver and
with stealing the wicket gate leading to the kidneys, thereby preventing scene in the bladder sad
elm'. P.C. Hare caught defendant in kidney's, with many other serious clieuders to which
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ands aret.tneupliatibjectat. Ltstlesssi
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'ye what it terimod • "spree " with miss,
often arise solely from oontaminalion ei time
'amusement which Was ZOTEfterly mood with artan imperitiee whisk should have he.
Ni M. -.llkggitfi_llll. _S MA aarried at be"thodlishay• ; anisratuagginty•oeopiao•
e"e the eh to intercede of the skin and face also arise front the same maw, ad
' in oonserinence of the may be as readily removed by these Pills, which in 19
"rade to hint-Fined cases out of 20 cure with • rapidieralinist marvellous.
an old man in the Is. lid., 2s. 9d., 4s. Id., 11.5., and 335, per box, through
ee all Chemists.
' Sete.; Gil.;!e IT," " I have taken your Pills and always derive great
"s'_eng "7„ .._"'" benefit front them."-W. W. H., QSfea'S College, C 0...
'-' with for bridge. " I have taken your Ronal Pills with the MOSS
detected happy results."-B. H., Conk "Your Renal Pills did
•h the me more good than iinytking."-M. J. Dewslry.
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