The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-05-10 00:00:00

THE TEUTONIC ORDER OF VALOUR.

Five pirates, on a Monday morn,
hi front of Neogene lately swung,
'Mid yells of loathing, hata, and Doom,
For some few murders they were hang.
'Tis thus that common @stiff. swing,
Who do but .lay their two or throe,
Whilst tens of thouasnd. doth • king,
And goes on hanged and gallows-free.
The blood shed in aggressive war,
Which Kings consent to, or command,
Think you that Heaven doth hem abhor

Mali that which stains -a. eut-throaTi bawl?
'Tie murder foal on either part,
Al wen will own in a/tertian,
No il,fference to an honest brut,
Except the moaner of the aloe.
011 dullard, who in "lash dread

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Of peril to thy tottering crown,
Dias: send the troops thou dant not head
To tatter a defenceless town.
A sea of blood, ',bleb they bare spilt,
Splint the cries to Jgment's throne!
What doom on earth, for all the guilt
Of Deoluark*s ravage, ean atone?
No, when thy spirit shall Mks wing,
Air, in thy boot., thou wilt not tread,
Bat shrieks of mangled Danes will ring,
In thy mind's ear, around thy bed.
As Nicholas, the cruel Csar,
Unmathed of human justice went,
flo thou will go to yonder be:,

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Not, as • Dina samesin sent.
But take this bauble, mimic shape,
la little, of the 'Triple Tree,
Aed Noose, which enl Kings rualtP• ;
A te.tunonial, Sire, to thee.
Oh ! let it, al an Order, IMO?
Thy breast, and merit. they display,
More than would well bare earned • place
Wzth those uteu hanged the other day.

The Crown Princess of Fermis sad the King and
Qmian of Denmark bare sent their autographs to this
New York Sanitary Fair. Tbe Crown Prinwse's auto-
graph is as folios,—" Viotoria, Crown Princess of
Prussia. Prinews Royal of Great Britain and Irelaad."
—Neserork rinses.

Tag Pantheist; uthi nth EDITOI.—In most German I
papers, the reader's eye hue been lately caught by the
following advertisement "Portrait of her semis high-
newt Princess Caroline of Huta, price owe Pent -
Portrait of Dr. Wickert, price one shilling, Both taken
together sixpence. Large order, cheaper." What is
the meaning of all this? Dr. Rfiekert, en eminent
member of the liberal party, sad editor of a well-
known paper, has been lately untamed to sevea days'
imprisonment, at the lreitance of the serene princess,
whom be bad offended by an article in his Joarnal.
The primate' is the guardian of a minor son, and, out.
sequanclv has a linger in the political affairs of the
realm of Reuse. I, wig notorious for her extreme
wealth.. as. the dread luly is, moreover. the soli eis
torsi/ere of the German preen, and peueweitee •very
editor who has uniting to say against her with remorse-
less ferocity. Politin.l attacks Laving become difficult,
editors ere now taking their revenge by denanting upon
her personal charms and ladylike accomplishments, a
topic on which she is supposed to be quite as sensitive
as on her administration. In Kledderadatah her
portrait has repeatedly appeared, bearing the nearest
resecablaine to • witch that can be imagined in a woman
and • princess. In other papers her mode of weanng
her hair bas been dew ribed aa something exquisite and
bewitching ; and the above advertisement, associating
her tutua with that of ber detractor in so disrespectful
• way, is about as exasperating u anything that .0.1.1
have been attempted in di.parsgement of the angry
regent. Bo Germany jogs on, laughing • pod deal,
but reforming and improving very little.— TelegrapA's
Berlin Lena'.

In order to have tea more reliable in quality, as well
as cheaper in price, it is sow well understood that it is i
absolutoly moesaary to disallow the use of all artificial '
eoloor on the ionises of the leaf. It was this that first
induced Horeituan and Co. to prohibit the use of
powdered Premise bine and plembago en their imports,
as the Chine*, have long disguieed with these mineral
saloon. tea for English °mono ',don. purposely to enable
the low Mown wintry sorts to be mixed of at high
rates with the beet. The consumers of Horniman's
pure tea Operators not only have it more reliable is
wieldy, sad cheaper in pries, but also more wholesome.
The Green, • about the usual bluish colour on the leaf,
is an olive hue; the Black is not intensely dark. As
imitation abound !purchasers should notice that every
Packet in ...led, and signed by Hornimaa and Co.,
origisal importers of the pure tea. See list a( authoriset
agents for *kid tonality in our columns.
Tho " Nerving Herald," October 23, 1882, soloking
of the Plate I. the Exhibition. ray., if,. Benson,
who has a medal for plate, eabibits sorno beautiful
thing,* Beesoit's Argentine is • splendid material
eompoeed of vadat'o metals, with • heavy deposit
of pure Wyse, forming on. bard eompart
body, poinessing all the keenly, titaness of
colour, and durability of Silver' at • fraction
of its east. When the Argentine and the real Silver
ere pissed side by side, the most skilful Judy
°meat distinguish between them, while ihs dura-
bility is no great that after many years' wear it. appear-
ance remains unaltered. During the last seventeen
years it has been so well received by the Public, that its
manufacture bat been extended to all those articles
usually made in Silver, viz., Spoons, Forks, Dinner,
and Coff•-• Berrie's, Walters, Bread and Cake
Btits, Candelabra, Dialise of all kinds. Romans, Claret
Jugs, Ac., An, is. A sample spoon will be sent, poet
free, to any part of the United Kingdom, on receipt of
30 stamps, and an Illustrated Catalogue, containing 300
engravings, and full rico list of the various manufac-
tures, both in argentine and solid silver, will be sent to
any address on receipt of six stamps. A piles medal
was awarded to J. W. Benson for' Uesllesee of manu-
facture, Argentine end Electro-plate." Poet-aloe
orders and cheques should be made payable to James
W. Bllolloli, 33 aad 34, Ludgate-hill, London. Fatah-
belied 17411.
Walsh ad clack niaker‘py special warrant of appoint-
ment. to H.H.H. the Prince of Wales.

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"-t Ti. 6 is an op improvemen , therefore all changes
should be in that direction. Time was when good tea
WU readily obtainable—pore wholesome tea—Dr.
Samuel Johnson liked such; and people seawall, seek
snob now. Juba Chinaman hes not been slow in Mating
out that be can pus off his brown waste leaves by
L ittering ell quelitiss elite, thus greatly Unceasing his
own smith. merchant's profits, at the consumer's en-
gines. It is highly requisite that good tea be again
readily obtainable; Nominate and Co., London, there-
for, import it pore, without any mineral powder on its
mews, being the strong, delicious, earl invigorating
:clusc•kortenot; the pier a d,aild olive—ixtevbiseighery z4ail
tee drinker admits is • greet desideratum. Supplied I
only in motets, through Hotelmen's own sgents.—See
adveribenont in this day'. paper,
The " Plaurrated Londe% News" of November 13th,
when describing Benson's Greet Clock, says, "Th.
movement of this cloak, neat to that of Wast-
'Waster, is ihis Largest in the world, and In point of
wail* of material, and AMA of workmanship, it is
sussqualled_ by any known." Beneoe's new show rooms
contain docks designed by the trot artists of the
day, and include clocks for the drawingeoottl,
dining-room, bedroom., libna7, hall, Ashcan,
bracket, carriage, church, turret, rallwaya, warehose,.
ootuinin-bouse, with muleal, astrosamiod, and
Geary deemription of clock, from the plaiting to the
highest quality of which the art is at present cupahle
Church and turret clocks specially estimated for. Be*.
ant's Illustrated Pamphlet on Clocks and Watches (fres,
by post for two stamps) contain. a short history al
Glee at;d watch making, with dmeriptions and prase
It sots as a guide in the purchase of a cloak or watch,
and enables those who live in Scotland, IMAM, Watt
the Colonies, India, or any part of the eorld to 'sleet .
cloak. Also a short pamphlet on Cathedral and public
free for one stamp.
clocks,i . Benson received a pries model and haicatrobl„
mention in slums 33 sod LS. 33 and 34, Ludgetwbai.
London. Established 1749.
Watch and cloak maker by spoils' warrant of &nisei"
meat to H. P.. 11. the IPrlnes of Wass.

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