The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1878-03-12 00:00:00

TIIII SIGNING OF PEACE: THE SCENE AT

SAN STEFANO.

A correspondent of the nail)/ Newt Irtvms the follow-
ing description f the scene at Ran Stefano nn the
.1 min nf thc T.-este of Pence being mole known :-
Abnut four n'elnek no tinnday the Grand Duke
mounted and rnde to the Diplomatic rlvincery. where
he asked at the dn.r. "Is it reader and then
tall•pra toward, the hill where the army were drawn
up foe the reties which had been announced to take
pl.tre in celebrati .1 the anniversary of the rear's
n-cosion to the throne. Here we halted again for •
few moment., wondering what would happen next,
?loath,. • earrings cam. whirling oat of the village
toward us. Genera denatieff was in it, and when he
approached, he roe.. and -aid :-" I have the honour
to congratulate your Highness no the signature of
peace." There was a long, loud shout Then the
Grand Duke. followed by about a hundred officers,
asked forward to where the troops were formedl on
ei.ing grotind close by the sea coast, jive behind Ran
ge,.fgno lighthouse, and began riling along the lines.
As he plumed the aoldiert did not know that pence had
been signed. as it was 4111 unannounced ; hot anon the
new. 'weal, and the cheering irr.-w louder and more
enthusiastic. There were Schouvalnirs and Rauch's
divisions, with the sharpshooter. of the Guard. and
cavalry and artillery in line, and the Grand Duke
between the ranks in review. V.,re different,
roVexi, was the appearance of thee* soldiers now and
that of the same men months ago. Daring their
interval of rest they had patched and cleaned their
+ghee, repaired and polished their hoots, wreaked and
bruedsisd up generally, so that tbey looked as trim
and neat as could be. After riding between the
lines the Grand Duke halted nn a little
eminence, whence all the troops could be seen,
and formally made the announcement of the
peace -"I have the honour to Inform the army that,
with the help of God, we have ooncluded • treaty of
peace." Than another shout burst forth from twenty
thotteand throats, rising, swelling, and dying away.
There woe a general feeling of relief and satisfaction.
There stood the troops wit i had faced the enemy on
the bleak summits of the B.lkans at Arab& Kona
for a long, cold, and terrible month. These were the
men whose courage, devotion, and unparalleled en-
durance will go down to history. And there, gathered
scarcely more than a rifisehnt away, was the enemy
they had found worthy of their steed For on the
crest of the neighbouring hill stood the Turks in
group., interested spectators at the Desna ; three very
fellows who bad kept the snowy ridge of Rhandarnik,
defending gallantly the great gate of Renmelia, and
who at last, after a memorable retreat, had fought like
heroes on the hills at Stanimaka These two armies
@tend looking at each other at this nr.cnent of final
poem Like true soldiers they Ind learned to respect
and esteem each other; and welcomed peace as an
honourable finish to tb.. fight which they cared not to
. It was the beginning .4 • new friendship
rortinelron the bead. of actual experience of qualities
that had hitherto been unreovenisied. After the
review, gathering his officers about him where the
priest stood rawly for the Te D.nin the Grand Duke
spoke briefly and emphatically, saying: "To an army
which has scoompli.hed what you have, my friends,
no:king is impossible." They all di.mounted, un-
covered, and a eolemn service was conducted, the
soldiers all kneeling. A few ladies were present at
this ceremony. Among others I noticed Madams
Ignatieff kneeling on a fur rug beside her carriage.
All the generals exempt ikobeloff were in attendance.
He was back in Tchataldja ; alma few correspondents,
who had followed the army, were the foreign witnesses
of the closing peen.. Of the correspondents who,
eighty strong, joined the Imadquartent at Plied, only
five now remain with the army. The religious cere-
mony over, the Grand Duke took his stand, and the
army began to file 'set with a wining rapid stride,
In forcible contrast to the weary pane with which

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they need to drag themselves aly along at the end
at that lonised elhanstible chase. scarcely at times
able to put one foot before the other. The night was
feline, and darkness settled qnickly nest the •Cerle
When we left the •pot the Grad Duke was Mill
sitting immovaqe on lhis horse, and the troops were
still paadng. As we rode down into the village we
could bear tit., jyful shouts still rinzing in the air,
and the measured tramp, tramp. going off in the dark.
nem. So end. the war of 1877-7&

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V•Loisut DUICOVERY yos Hata.—lf foot hair is
turning grey or whits, or falling off, nes "Tbe klieticsia
Heir Renewer," for it miff ersrffieaff Mien I. *WY
Gm or Init. Mir to It. original COMM without leering
the disagreeable smell of most "Rogiorern" It makes
the hair charmingly beautiful, sa well se promoting the
growth of the hair on bald spots, when the [leathers not
decayed. Ask your Chemist for "Tea Mixicaji Ilsra
RSIMWslit." prepared by Hinny GALLOP, lel Oxford-
street, Loudon, mad sold by Cbersistoutd Perfumers @TNT'
where et Ss Sd.. P., bath,
TIMICIAT hmarates AXD IngraTil
from irritation of the throat and boetioness will he Wee
ably unratified at the almost Immediate relief afforded by
the Ms of " Brown's Womble' Troches" Thom famous
" losearas" ere now .4.1 by moot respectable chemists in
this country at it II per bon. People trouble' with •
" hacking cough," • " Wight cold," or bronchial affection;
cannot try then% tOO 11.111. U similar trouble., if allowed
to program, result in serious Pulmonary and •dhinatie
affections. See that the words " Brown's Bronchia
Troebee are on the tbeferamsni Sfstop around each box.
—lllmolactufed hr Jaws I Snows and Soma, 11.mton,
United fitatea Depot. MIL osford.etem.s,
F1.011.11J1111 -Pus TIM Tl2lll AND BIM= —A few
drop, of the lkyod " Iflorditte- Bonneted a,. eat tooth•
brush vendors. a plreant lather, which thoroughly
dam.* the meth from all pomace. or impurities,. hardens
the Pima erYteeote tartar, stops decay, gives to lb. t.,,,tb
• peculiar ofrarly-wheteneee, and • delightful fraersaoi
to the Amelia It mower. all unpleasant odour arising
foca decayed teeth or tolaroo smoke. "Tle Fragrant
ruguine,- composed In part of hooey and sweat
Who is delicious to the 1.14, and the greatest tenet dia.
pew, of the ow Price h. id., al all eleaulete sad
yorimmigi.Pgagemad by Homy 0. GALLOP, AB tbjetd.
abed

f DILL WIND, AND INDIGESTION.

DR. KING'S
DANDELION AND QUININE
LIVER PILLS.
FOR BILE.

FOR WIND,

FOR LIVER. and
FOR STOMACH COMPLAINTS.
FOR LOW SPIRITS, DEBILITY.
FOR WEAK DIGESTION.

TESTIMONIAL

The Cottage....s;rie:li-l;a:ZilLtrg, Deland.
lune 24th, 1867.
I feel great pleasure in hearing testimony to the
beneficial reault •.f • trial of Kind./ celebrated Dandelion
and Quinine Pills, which after an interval of seven Tears'
intones suffering from torpid liver, comPleto loss of rest
agtzpette, severe palpitation, wind, low spirits, and
derangement, restored tne to the posesetion of the
most perfect health I ever entoyeel, after every other
moans bad proved unsuecentfu With feelings of the
deepest gratitude, I subscribe myself,
MART B. MAWS,
To Illosers. W. and H. Goulding, Apothecaries. thc.
108, Pat:irk-street, Cork.

ONLY TWO MEDICINES REALLY ACT
UPON THE LIVER:
One Mercury or Blue Pill, the other Dandelion.
Thousands of Corot:Rations have been destmved by
Mercury, Blue Pill, or Calomel The only safe
remedy is

KING'S D4NDELTON and QUININE
LIVER PILLS,
which act gently on the Liver, and remove all the
shove symptoms. 801,1 all over the world by all
('herniate and Medicine Vendors, at Is. IL, 21. 94.,
4a. 91. and Ils. per hoc.

CORNS and 111 UNIONS instantly relieved
and surely 1.1 cured by JOBE'SIVY-LEAF
PLASTER. Of all ebeinista at la Id. per leis. or
by post for le stamps, front JAIL Rues; 19a, Great
Portland-strut, W., London.
(Established 1791.)

DUPER'S QUININI 'MD IRON ToNIC. Sold by
L Ch•fnists in Bottles aoalalnbsy la dams, p lee as Id
oast du Bottles 111, sad In lards slam pm

QUININE ellt IKON TONIC. Quinine en
11,0 is the most elective treatment In all comp/ants
airing from derangement of the Nervous System. In
the most weekerred state of the ..erres a course of
Quinine and Iron In cure to benefit Very calamitous
result. hare followed the neglect of early indications
that the duties of the Mersa hive been over-taxed
Quinine and Ira does. qurtionabli great y strengthen
than and fortify the ireetein, henoe Its great value in
Neuralgia, Ague, Sciatica W.A..' of the Limbe,
Pro.traion, Incipient Paralysis, Vitus's Dance Fevers.
If the blood 11 001 of the requisite quality &raga:entity
to support the conetitution In a moral state of haelth
Indicated by paleness of the cheeks and lips. eruptions of
the elan, cold feet and Angora with ty of keeping
the body warm, even after walking. Wades other ample-
takerible oymptomi, Imo Is above aoything the proper
redid. It quickly aten the bloo I • d oruseene •to
form the re 1 corpuscles o colouring matter es entialit.
Its vitality, endeisee the vital Enid, materially increases
It in quantity. quicLe. • ita dmilation. and enables It to
perform the functions designed by nature
Quinine by acting In like Iranian- manner on the
Nervous System, at once renders • combination of
Quinine slUt Iron • powerful mum of Aram* to IJI In
need of It
DEIPPEIt'S QUININE AND IltON Toxic. Bold by
chemists end druggist. In all perte of the world.
Is arw.gly recommended a • clearable, sae, mono
noon,.
nod slunntstj.oa. mod,
of taking etrensihenlng
medicine. The 4s. gd. Bottle contain. 21 meaured
dose.. which, If taken daily, lase 16 days. The next size
Bottle Is 111., itufficliot to last 42 days. The Stone Jar.,
coil at 11. each, contan nearly six of the a 6.1. Ratios.
Be are Pepper.'" Tonic Is supplied

DIPPRIV3 QUININE AND IRON TONIC. Quinine and
Iron Is recommended by the Medical Protest.. In rases
where the least tendency to Co -gumption exist.,
aspect .llv for the blood 'pitting and night sweat., chest
rough. As ; aho a. useful, In disease. of • wasting
character, generally known an decline erpocially In
young Mottle outirrnwing their strength. Is In a
source of life to delicate female. particularly at the
trying ',rinds of their various changes, like-
wise for *heaven of • hornbeam or Irag le constitution,
onn-tantly ailing never well yet not ullerlng any
decided form of dime. Nothing is wafer or better.
Qunlne and Iron Ii to he depended on for riving
strength and energy to all who nr- weak and suffermg,
often preventing long nines, always accelerstinc
rec very, it is • salutary, compound which eitou,d be
found in every house ; It. U4O cinno• bee to much
Insisted on, for nothing yet has been discovered to in
any way riral it. elect.

PDISPPILIVA QUININt AND IRON T iNIC la prepared
solely by J. PCPPPR, Pharmaceutical Chemist, trt,
Tottenham Court-road London, to whom ailappllcationa
for Information respecting it are to tio siblreeted

TODIZRO BARS APARILL A.--See the name id J. Pv.PPYR I.
1 on the label. Sersaierllla, se umally taltem nquire so
lola to rerdnos results, onto smary the Mai nt. Odn-
blnstion with lodine acosierstes and elects In a sorprle-
ing manner, sod rendets [Piled tamp...llla • powerfn
alterative Its 'net certain succres k ea a Btod
Purifier and Cooiing, Cleansing /dr thine All a pom-
mel.. on the skin, Rod and twit Pimples. Red-
Krum lone. (11 mdukr Swelllr.r., Ahem-meg (particularly
of • pendulous character). Suppurating Wounds. and
Malignant 01,m-heallnl Soren, are cumi by It, If nem-
vered In for n short. time In those 'meaner, when
the content has hem pro drated by the .•vermee of me,-
curial. mol other rtn Of medicine. the lodine. with
Penaireilit le cert. In to elonloato Ito -.woo of dime..
In the Berke:and Fall of the ymr there are mole.
whom bth would n3t be Improved by a short-onume of
IDDIVD) SARSAPARILLA.—dohI In aneold %Wm
of 1td.... dd. ;Id dews. de. Ild. ; hen des lls ,of
all Ohrmille.
MARA 1 *CUM AND PODOPHTLI.IN. • illstekot to the
1. Liver. —A doge of this combination ireseamended to
anyone complanlog of liver derangsmillahli, more parU-
cularly when arielnr from alight congseglon. By geotly
ellmulating the liver and slightly moving the bowels,
the heavy drowsy feeling and hetdacheo, with, generally.
pain. In the chest and beck, aspeclallt after saline. sr-
dierliated. Tarazacum and blue pill, and eartainly
quite equal In power In removing the often diagraming
inoOnroftionoo and pain attendant nu dyeptipela In
Amerim this remed is very highly sagemned awl
approved. In Zealand Tarlxacum has been for years
pea proved of value In tb-s. cam, bit It. combination
with Podophyllin, or Ray Apple Roan ooesiderably
enhances It. perer.—Bottlm Is. 9d. sod 4. ad. such
Bold hy chemists and drogrieta Prepared in the
lalworatory of 3. Pepper, Pharmaosatical ebeselet.
London

DEPPKR'S WHIT COUOR Mining —• great Improve
L went on ("meth Iliedkimse. It possemes a psoullarly
nothing effect tone the Irritated membranes, which are
Usti art of couching, detaching the ,blegns and swum.-
without caning Loy holm. of Motown.. Therm
qualities make it of restos in Bronchitis and Asth-
matic affections. while for ordinary mashing it le a
erlidff, cure A rinee of the Wiwrs Once. Igrrwas
will aware tbe enterer fr re these enespialnut a certain
• reet La. 'ouch Remedy n•thins has 0,1
cud, thnwinffh mtlebict,on aa I alth eults not of •
ryrtwor ollturactor. It Is rem agreeable In Savour,
dignoing o genera/ warmth it•IIT the surf oh the chest.
Prices It lid., and gs, At teak
PPHO u LlNff niov.—An external remedy for Rill
Dlsestent glambl he airmlied seem night before roles to
bed; when its me le f dlnerel by wonderful rend,
The maw Inrotarato obstinate Pruptioat
those tbe hoe, arms, and neck, subduedw"4ll-
ptinline, and a clear healthy skin ensured. Lodi. wbo
suffer from Moder, red lased. irritable skins will denim
gnat comfort and benefit by using Rrtraorasts Limos,
which I. barnstorm and more effectual than the Ilmeral
Poisons mid es Wan Lotions.
It may also be applied t., Use skins of Children, when
required, with odwhototre Etulph-line her poworful
etwoorrlnz motion t tie Ain. It nnuo,cw the effect ng
coortant perspiration. and mountalue the cuticle In a free
healthy condition.—Brmales, to Ski. each. lid by
CS mina. The word Bidolsoline" is a registered trade
mark, and must not be imitated.
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TIILLAWB BUNION BLASTS/WI, for curing illinlesa, sad
reducing teach.he armed enlarged toe icilerm—Bossa it lid.
to ta. 9d.