The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1877-12-25 00:00:00

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[Ass Laws Basaaysa.l were tailing ratter lood-tlhe door being syle-tiM but you wouldtet he summed it on had once met Sir. Agent for the Atlas Fire Office.
not notice my coming. Venom. All the too twee 1 admit I thought I'd um THE "BLOOD PURIFIER."
ONTHE BON. "It's no good telling me a lie," I heard the healer dertuketi more than! should be /Stiehl awry out, bet I
say, " I know the erre age as well u '
Br MARIAN NORTIIOOI7. oneetnntwenty last week."
"Tony," replied my master, you do. She wad resolved to trust to ehatee and of evict! nook of on
epeortunity the neenent it occurred. At seven o'cleck SARSAPARILLA.
OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S
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.131Aor of " Living is Deatk" " The Teissiktou'e " I declare you are motet wally theme., tell rang.atal the obi hous-leeper This extraordinary me.licine hag a singular influence
over the blood, which it enriches and purifies. It
Tirins," " Was by a Flake," 4-c. wrong. Thursday was her twentieth term linty I ••• ah -- - • • ' man
'' ' e 'me '''el' " """ a'' hie "t removes a pimplee and blotches, purifiee the eyetem,
immeittes it sr • mil her eighteenth. Iffi yuu tiolik 1.:-t• e .. „ . • . I p etentied tOat night to base
end acts like a charm. Au a sustaining and purifying
It rerotinly was the roughest night I Wil• ever out, w'L"' :0
deceiee 100' t°'''' a meet, a mai et im tea-ache, end got oid Betty to
bar floe. gni, when I tell oil I've drove a hus for the " Yos, I do. When wi. were boys you always got the I, d mee a totted tor a /told water Intelage. With the etaniling maw of inn tan, nervommeee, coughe,
tonic it ix invaluable, and highly recommended in long
leo forty yeere you'll mites Tye been in MI kinds of beelo_cfmme' bltYor .W(4l, I ''''`er this journey. I twist etc se that 1 ass • iii feeling 'it all well I went to te
e eats,. It wasn't that the storm tweed so long, but ii ring • t met or toe property, or 1.11 expo.. the I. le rsoni over i lie OEM. e .rher thin north my eel•• c: all druggists. Caution-Get the red and blue wrapper,
Y scrofula, gout, dropsy, and waiting of Seth. Rohl by
'leo,. mei vmo•ent - mina Lin-, I expect, like one of them ole affair.. Perhaps you don't know that I've man. offig to tnink en. r toy Oat* f-r the inornit g. i- ii is with the DoctorOtheal in the centre; no other genuine.
timoone thnt an 01.1 Indian gent aa I used to drive need to oirmin a aim. Of the certificate of birth." mit tites after I had hinted my coolie I heard the toll In bottleet 2a. lid., Is., is. lid., and lie. Sent by rail
down eve..y ev. ning ;wed to tell on. Mr. Legge then fell te 'wearing awful, but thinking of a..rswd eene bobbing artier the witelow, and to any addreaa•
I wee then doom a Camden f own journey, going
I'd limed quite as much as I ouelit -and, perhaps, drawino it in 1 fowl' e saall pencil wrapped in a THE OLD DR.'S SARSAPARILLA PILLS are
from the lireeknock to So Martin's Church, and ein a greet deal more than was intended-I again tapped (nee. of petwr on which mu written. "Have you any- the meet 'popular medicines known for all bilious
at the door. 'hied to tell me?' As briefly itsl could I wrote down
Ina poetic-Mar evening, about: ten o'clock, all at once affection& liver and stentech complaint', and indium.
Thie timne both heard me, for their talk ended at all that had passed, and wanted Mies Gnthame that at tion as prove ml by thonsande
great black elowls canto up acre's the sky, gusts of '
once, and when I was told to enter I found no sign a any totte the chance of estare might come, that most ' S.A.RSAPA.RII LA INTMEN f, the hest
wind sent the dust whirlimig over our 'Medi, and In h 'of all wires,' burns' and ° -seaftle • each in boxes
live ntinoes after there was such a hurricane as I region or excitement about either of them. Mr. likely she would bate to change Moils' with me, and
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le• t Lel. 2s. lid., ml 4s. lid. By reek 15, 36, and 6
never remember afore or since. We'd just started .egge was apparently quite calm, and was seated at pass the gate astride ,ine of the horses, and that imee at -
*mime.
fn. ,he Breebnuk, and .Ith...A (u perhaps you the table with his wrainz-desk before him, whilst Tony, outside her lover would meet her. I looked up toward'
Chief Depet,l3l. FLEET-STREET. LONDON.
know) it's all down hil to the High street, the wind the butler, wets arranging aims books on the shelves, her window when I threw out the note, and presently .
(Imbed up the Can-Jen road with that force as to bring My maser seemed trying to look me through, but said I saw two little hands waving ns fee as possible.
the Moses almost to a standstill. They tried to make nothing more than that he wouldn't want me any more The nett moming I kept on the cold water bandage,
head :against it, but theyeouldn't. that nielit. When I left the room I took good care to and made out that the pain was greater than ever. Not only to Protect b-a to Promote Trade, and to being
close the door. Before I had got to the staircase, • As! was at breakfast in the kitchen, INM old Betty
"Its
on the offside, just as it might be where you are now. It ream of light flashed acres, and on looking up I saw come down with the tray and the remains of the young
•• Its no mod, I seys, o behind time or afore time, "1"'"Y 'I b ° lamp and a tray of eatables coma titdfa hroakfatt. I knew she had the key of tie door Established 1860.
linen or not fined, I cull whip them paor thi" from beyond the door leading to the apartments in the on the etaire in her mcket, but the difficulty one to FLIN ''
Coachman."-ayeAND 00' fa
nes.
t• the geo•lemen, •' I wouldn't." limier story. She carefully locked the door, and then let it. There was nothing tor it but to aot like one of BRITISH AND FOREIGN
nest nee me within a few paces of her seemed so much the light-fingered gentry.
- Nee her did I. We get on as best we could, but COMMERCIAL INQUIRY OFFICES.
r art ei thee I thought at first she would have dropped " lien Betty," I shou:ed, "I wish you'd come and
eL,a; We realted the Hien street. if you'll believe me,
tie h.t.„,,,.r„,,,....,„„, all over the road like so "'e 'raY' In a caenent site recovered herself' "d lie
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at HEAD Orrtext-Cheapside, London, E.C.
esked the reason of my being there, and then said no The old lady trotted towards ma and when she --
mem hoops, and with my own eves I saw • row of
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shutters blew right out. ins,' got further down, bow- tore,
pulled aside the bandage I pretended to be suffering OPINIONS OF TIIOSB WHO HAVE TRIED
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lit-loti sleep in the house, but over the stabler, tortures. TIIESE OFFICES.
ever. :he triad slackened, or elm the shelter of the
mei the window of my room looked upon. the spot '1 think," I oaYll, 'it cornets from a hollow tooth." Mears. WALLACE, BAILEY, and WILKINS, Berrnmel
I' .os took it off to .hit, sod by this time time gentle- where I had been em. king my pipe that eventng. ill On openieg my mouth, poor Betty., who, I believe, see. London.-" Further and Final Reports. meet
man eel the offside and I heti got quite chatty. but somehow or other the really pitied me, looked essefullv inside. Meantime valuable feature-quite original-made a trial of other
sCo eleimmt," he nue, "you're fund of than homes.' •,,, c.n•!li" awl tried to rood, Offiees for CimmercieLlnfomiation, hut our experience
',tie, I hell seen on the top story, with the strange my hand went into her (Imre pocket, and closed upon
'I am to," I says, "I love 'cm as thoueh they were "-•
einter-sthm in which I had interrupted my zuoter the precious key. .. It hurts mite," 1 .3., "to talk, so teaches us that. for th wough.ly mend information and
eltiOlren. And they know me, too. If they only hear speedy replies to inquiries, your Office unquestionably
sod the butler, and the sudden appearance of the duo t apes- to more than you eau help to-day."
ine e.,ice, off they ere. They're as sensible an Christians, Members Three yearn.
honsekeeper on the stairs, PO filled my thoughts that at The old lady- nodded, mind as quick as I could I etaecrile fint"
sir, are limsea, and a deal iii-, re gramful, sat, rule" _eases. IIiCHMOND and CHANDLER, Agicultural
hat I threw down the book, and eat with the window hurried off to the stablee Ilaingget the holies all readY Implement "lanufacturers, Maitehester.-" ot led us
T.ie cattlemen doets'at simmer for a bit, and then he
open looking int.) the garden. All at ones I Lit somas lobe led out, I went to toaster's bedroom-for the old mg In' any instance."
Noe: •• Do you like during it 'bus?"
thing touch the back of my hand, which was sinner wee not dressed yet-sod asked if he was likely Memel,. M. Borromtre, jnnr. and CO Brarlfri li,
" Well,- I says, "I can't do anything but drier, but
upin the sill of the window. I looked out, buretwtia to want them that day. I was glad, you may he sure, Manchesterand London. -"Cazeful-notMuble mond
there's a iti my things I'd fancy rather than a 'bus."
"Anti you're not nr rred y nothing to account for io The summer moonlight when I heard lam say that he should not, and then I -appreciate the care taken- -has our highest commen-
,nawed into the garden, and not a sound was suggeited taking them out tor exercise. dation." Members Seven years. .
"Not as I knows on !" g
to be board. Agtain I felt the touch. This "Bit your face," he sot-a, noticing the bandage. Masers. PARSAVAST and Soe, Merchants, Leeds,-
" Well, would you like to drive my brougham ?" "For Continental Information -the importance of your
time h came upon my open palm, and closing " Don't you think you better stay at borne and nurse
1 tuned round and looked at the gentleman, think- ight. Opening my hand I found Yourself up. Never mind the horses to-slay." method of obtaining information from more than one
inc as he might be challing. for we meet•s with a lot o' Ii I went towards the lchannel me?.ks for itself -pleasure in recommending
a thick bill of 'tented, a thread of which Deemed to be "tilt,"! says, "the poor beasts will be piningif they
nal in the course 4 the day-we give and we have to our Officee.
mill lied by sonic other person. Going book to the don tgo out.
mate. I dido't gain much by looking at hitn, for his "doors. IfeNTLET and FALIIIMist Bieruit Factory
wind iw I looked up to the mysterious apartments "Well," he answers, " please yourself."
face was bid by he collar of his coat being turned up.lteadine.-" Reeemmenil." lilemberts S'even yeare,
which had excited my curiosity. The window where With that I left him, mind going downstairs, told Menors. Wm. HEM-Lees and l'o., Sesine 'Machine
I could tell, however, that he was a Ina used to doing Manufacturers, Airdale Works, Keighley.-" No bad
the white diniity curtains hung was now opened, and Bo ty that in a minute or tett I should want her to u-
se he likol, for Ile way in which he spoke was a kind
of ecoateadiet ma if you dm, I've said the w.ee with her head just peeping over the sill, whilst one lock the mite for me. I saw her born spectacles 1.4
milt debts where we have followed out your instructions
`"' had hied the end of the worsted boll, w" the young on the table, and while her beck was turned I clapped during last four years."
and! nienn it." girl who had caused the breaking of my pipe an hour them it my pocket. I then ran to my bedroom, mid
Ile didn't wait for me to answer his question, but
before. From the way she inoved her hand I guessed /matching up a bundle of clothes I had already pro To those who wish to join these Offices as Members.
uebee I as though he ainaidered it a tooled thine
she wished to direct my attar ion to the ball, so taking pared, mid which were like those I was then weroneg, The year commences on the first of any month.
Hat.ding me a cord, he says " Here's my aide . Tr; kto FLINT
to we: Irime for helf-a-clay to-morrow, and call up in it a.,,in in my hand I examined it, and then discovered only older, I again entered the house, and cautiously Cheques crossed National Provincial Ban
meat hree o'clock, sharp mind. Pell up here, I want hat a-eurely wound into the ball with the worsted wed ascended the Stalin. Old Betty, I knew, could not hear an'.! I.°
SUBeCtitelloite-f3 35., 1:5 Is,, 210 10s. mid upwards
a s•r ip O paper, on which was some writing, and, as me; Tony, the butler, who always did the shopping tmn
in re; down. Good night." far as I can remember, the words were:- account of the houeekeeper's deafness, was out, and Pe:a3'l
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Almost before the hosses were brought to a stand he ' ' I' lease send for a Prospectus, free on applies-
" I believe you are an honest, good-hearted man, I master was not up. In less time than it takes me to
was on the pavanent and hurrying eft. think I cep rend kindness in your face. Are you willing tell you, I had unlocked the door leading to the upper
Well, thinks I to myself when I got to the stablee
- ' 'te Aid a pereeeuted girl who is imprisoned by those story, and was touching my hat to a pretty girl, with TRADE MARKS REGISTRATION.
for it h Tile. ed to be my last journey that night, '' if ' -
line ate t one of the rummieet of " Then eud- dwelene in this house. If I may trust you extinguish bri!..mlit brown hair and blue eyes, who ran to meet Me.
dimly 'bluing of the card I lugged it out of my
your light at once, but is you hope for happiness your- lon are the coachman," she exclaimed, "I know. EVERY TRADE MARK must be
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seli do not deceive me, you from seeing you outside. lit tw tell tee what to do.' REGIsTEI: ED anew under the recent Act.
motet, mind read, "Amos Leoge, Oinentria Lodge,
Invent!). I blew oil' the candle. Theban of worsted When I gave her the bundle of clothes her rime Ne existing He-lietratione at Stationer'e Hall or elm-
liatep•tead." was then sharply pulled from toy band, and drawn turned scarlet; then, squeezing toy hand, she ran into where .1 any avail.-Apnly at enceto FLINT and Co.,
1 corned the matter over in my mind a bit, but came
tie', on the air. I waited for what might follow, and the met room. In a couple of minutes after the deer Cheapside, Loudon, Et.
to the ...inclusion there was no he in tollowing it u France, feel all Centinental countries.
a few m ~,,, eats after I heard the ball bobbing against opened, and out she came deemed in my clothes, with Trek Mark. Megistered in America, Germany,
so the nest morning I got leave of absence and it
three tiel•lik found on Cinerana Lodge. And a pre- the window pane. I drew it in, and again lighting her long hair bound somehow on the top of her head.
the candle read : . " Mies," I says, "you must let me tie this touel No 'harem for 'Translations into any foreige
moos queer, ol .-fashioned, out-ofolle-way plate it was. e.
round your face, because I'm supposed to have the
'May heaven s blessing be upon you., Endeavoue
It lo.keil more like a gaol than anything elm. The ' I.teeeiche, and it will hide yonr fent urea.
to-morrow to curtsey the enclosed note to Mr. Robert
road, Highgate. Do
houte woe of red Meek, built square and straight, lying
Vermin aril erien•em Wildbriar Ali, you should have seen her laugh when she noticed "FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."
hark some distance from the rend, and there was 'a
wall " See Dent. ch. xii., v. 23.
the clever way in which
not let. the note leave y-our hand until it main his, and „ I'd been fooling them.
genie ten 'feet high; in fact, you could see nothing of r you will betray all. My only hope is in In the stables you 11 find the homes rearle • get
the hots till you got inside time great wooden gates, be °la"' "- ' . - • • ' CLARKE'S
rat. I will r vinumeate with you to-morrow night If astride tine of them as though vou were me, aud then
witleh opened imo a sort of courtyard, very like the
1 think it Brae, ride boldly out to the eale. Old Betty, who's lost her WORLD-FAMED
pre tam you see I ,f the old inns in the coaching days.
Having read the message, and found the note, I spectacles. and won't detect the difference, will come to
lisd to rit st the bell several lows tofore anybody BLOOD MIXTURE,
threw the bill out of the window, and watched it let you out, but she won't speak, because- she knows I've
cape; but at last I heard a chi' tering med., and then
ortoot up. I fancied the girl waved me a kind of the f nee-ache. If she does, mind you ain't to answer.' (Trade Mark-" Blood Mixture.")
the door slowly opened itio wide enotich for a woman
e -a:et ul furewell, and there wes an end of that night's " And when lain outside?" THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER AND RESTORE&
to lilt her head through. She was one of the queerest
me. rut ure. I hatl Acted entirely on the impulse of the " You'll find your sweetheart."
oils' ere- ten I ever raw ; her owe was wrinkled, but het FOR, Clean:sing and clearing the blood from all
moment. Iva when I got to bed I began to think She gave me another hearty shake of the Mind, and
li out Orr • She was dressed in
ern was as rut may ma. is impurities cannot lo om higMy recommended.
ariously of . hat I'd undertaken to do. I didn't much then, smiling et me in a way that I shall never forget, For Scrofula, Scurvy. Skin Dim, , I'(,nres of
a ilealy print go. it that might here heather mother's;
woe amer of horti emoted,. ; sht• lout pattene lake anybody in the house, but it was a good situation, slohurried eff. all kinds it is a neeer.foiling anti Permanent cure It
foe, and a knit ted rep kept her ehi e hair from
elm ron
and it certainly wasn't the proper thing to plot against The nest few seconds seemed like so many hours. but Cures 01.1 Sores.
her '
my employer. Perhaps Incgirl was some forward at last I heard the busses' hoofs clattering on the stone Cures Ulcerate.' Sores on Neck.
fan. g titer ter forehead. Ikeure 1 bad time to speak I tlage .1 the courtyard. I could detest the
The
of
• hussy whom it was neceseary to punieh by lucking her Cores Inceratel Sore Legs
she mumbled : old Betty. as she went to open the gate. The sound
up. No her note to me hardly gave that impression Cures Blackheads, or Pimples on the face.
- l'ut !roue deaf, so it's no use asking mean; ques-
tions. 1 i yen Said. Mr. Legge nod your head. -at. all events, I had promised to aid her, and so far of the horses feet died away in the distance, and old Overt Scurvy Sores.
I ilid .0, and then beckoning me in she locked tha las delivering her letter was concerued, r resolved to Betty came back. Then I knew that the prisoner had 'Chime ("anemone ricers.
slur Irtimil me. and put the key in her pocket. keep faith. escaped. Not wishing to expose the trick until all was Cures Moe' and Skin Diseases.
•• S f.• him', mt. lied,' she says, grinning at me. I thought the whole lot of them-Mr. Legge, Tony, safe, I strolled about the rooms which the young lady Cures Glatelnlar Swellings.
nears the Blood from all impu rematter.
'' Thm aoll i het lock made specially for the gate. ' the butler, and deaf, short-righted old Betty, looked et had left. Just as I was beginning to get tired of this, From whatever mum arising.
m•• .-, s .... yem '-key, soil he keeps it. I hive to ir, to lime sere seefociocioy next tie ming, but none of them i heard footsteps coming up the stairs. It was Betty, As this mixture is olem et to the tute, and
e eio .: I eat it. But, fur ! I don't bear many asked me nay question& I ' octal Mr. Legge em h
elt • who had evidently just utiseed her key. Her look of warranted free from anythingmono:ie to the moist
o ..es. ter I'm deaf. There's no way out but by this ram 'kit. in thecouree of the mon:ling, he said he amazement when she saw me sent me into a fit of delicate constitution of either sex, the Proprietet
go e-, you e sii t we, over tune." I thought lie should want me to drive him to town; but lnuehter. Then suddenly she turned round, scam- solicit. enfferere ate give it trial to text its value.
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see 'minted to the wall, which, although appearing ' as the day went on he shammd his mind, and sent out legal down-tnirs, and I followed. Thooso nets of rietilooniale from all ports.
seine ten feet hieh trout the roadway. was at least word that I might take the horses fir a gallop as usual. Disturbed by the noise, Mr. Legge now showed him- Seld in Bottles Me Oil. eeeh, tom in Cause, containing
four een from the inside, a deep treneh having been
"Now then,- I said to myself,u I'll see Mr. Robert self. Betty was still speechless, but the manner in six times the quantity, lls, each-sufficient to effect a
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time ,„
~o,,tely n„eid it, e,eept the few feet by the Vernon, and lind out a little more about this affair." which she pointed to the door leading upstairs, and permanent cure in the great majority of long-standing
✓oe end there revolving spikes were fixed halfway up. I took the homes a roundabout way to Wildbrise then at me, told its own story. CASPN—BY ALI, (1H t• aIISIS AND PATENT
MEDICINE VENDORS them bout the United
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..,, 1..1 really been ioirioird for a prim it rend, in order to prevent suspicion, and I was not ' 'You villain," he cried, almost choking with rage, K. • -- • - N
ingslom and the world, or sent to any address on
, .. e. : have been made securer. long In 'finding the gentleman I wanted. Ile "you shall suffer dearly for this. lam the young
recei
i• - -to ...m on trotted off towards the henna, and, lit d weL hie mother, who was a widow • and lady's guardian, and —'' pt of :10 or 132 /tames.
F. J. CIA !Ili H, Ch-so-h, nigh-street, Lincoln.
i in, ti• follow, I WWII found myself standing he was is *inert, handsome, and open-faced a What he would heye threatened will never be known, Whole's:de. all petent
J. medicine beano..
-' .. ••• m• -.. emoleman who had been on the I) o , Yount: fellew as you might meet with in a day's for at the: motnent there came a loud ringing at the Dorchester- Soltl by A. Evans, How, and
nee. w „
oe,. lie o, so„aied it, a big, i in irch. His manner, too, was so frank, that you bell anti Tony, who had come back from marketing, burden._
- eit the tine glance I Omit at hint told um I got at home with him direct! , and as I was drinking a rushing to the gate, let in Mr. Robert Vernon and the
sh .rp lellow, we; i woulde't he trilled' glass of ale after giving Min the note,! could'nt helo loisses-about the latter I was beginning to get anxious.
HEALTH A SOURCE OF HAPPINESS.
. !' • ens rather short, his hair thin and gre'., I thinking what a difference there was 'twixt him and Mr. legee hurried into the courtyard, and Betty and
Now ready, Enlarge' Edition 140 Pages Free ley post to all
.. . .•.....2., I t•s•L him to be close 00 Oily. The moat meat r. 'T..v.ittld have done your heart good to have I went niter him. Mr. Vernon at once produced a o; th,, world, ;,, nns.o,,,,e:tn„ ntn,,,,,n
r • •,rl.-..!e hil.g about I ' was his eyes which in a ' meg [tee with that letter. He read it over and over copy of the registrar's certificate of Min orahame's ,
Gt "tE TO CURE OF DEBILITY ; or HEALTH LOW!
• ' bi 0 4 t Idmaster that 1 hoffered
it oter •• ett• kiimg, scented to 1014 tho 'ugh you. and agnito end he'd 2.0 it half way to ha lips, as I believe, romi 0 my
L. ears' pair words before you spoke 'em, and knew 1 to kiss i., only juo then he see me looking at him from obstacle to the approaching marriage hie schentes 14 "The Volunteer's Manual " ac.. Se. A New MediCal Work
w • ,e!lier slimy was truth or lies. . over the rim of ;he ale glass. "Ooachnian," b. say;
5 11Wd he exposed to the world, but that if he promised on the cure of all Dismissm resulting from Ines of Nerve Powers
HIVES ADVICE RL'LES, PRESCRIPTIONS, fee
Pireioly ! came in he said, "look here, my mate! with, laugh all over his face and a merry twinkle in to let matters take their course a small annuity might It is a GUIDE:TO HEALTH, STRENGTH, ANILiVIGOUR•
- I'm um e it penum •0 sand tiny humbug, and I fancy I , his eye, when I'd told him low Ime hold of the note, relive be allowed him. otTe OLD AGE ; invaluable is the Noreeum, Sedentery,
mi. Oiecorer theeption aq soon as it begins to be ;" do you mind taking a letter back in answer?" I lb-stem at every peint,.Amos Legge was compelled to Dyspeptic, and all those whew amstitutions have become
~, se, i-eil urori me. I omit a f itcy to you, last night, I pulled up a bit at this, and thought Owes best to bring give in. eta] when Mr. lemon left Cineraria Lodge, I Debilitatel from irregularities of life, elimate, see, 'r chemise,
or from Tier-Mud Sr abused energies, whether of but) or
.., . ~o. y.. 11 e ...tied fund- f your hones. fin fond of , the geetleman to his hearings. left with him. mina. City life, Imtentiemnte, Late Home R fiery, Brain
leet-es S sers fond - louder than of anything or 1 " E •eilile ow." I Sate " but lOn working in the dark A mou losers th after the love were married : time mv e tome 'r ar. Gives Inetructions and Advice for treatment of
a•oll..rly 011... liiitts me. I allow &liberal amount every . hi thie businees. I should like to know that all's fair day they gave me £2OO, which I put into a building Nereetes and Physical I eribility, Serene. Irritability, fleadaehe,
sa•s.a tor their feed, and I expect their stomachs to I and square, for i: don't come natural to me to betray awie'Y for safety, Then Mr. Vernon got a good ap- I'd'., loeal awl Constitutional Wcalmewo, Premature Decay,
a11,,,i,m1t vda
veep the benefit - not mete pocket, do you under- the man who pays me my wag.ies." poitoment, connedect with the Mfillaireinent a a and in
rail- F• y Prdersresulting frooet (Ile Pues) lii l force.
, seven stamps, te envelope.
as and ? Now all the coachmen Tye had hitherto " You're an 'honest tabor, 'he says, shaking me by way out in Russia, and they wanted nie to go n ith 'WOMAN 3 Iler Duties, Helena. tont PosltPm. Sublect•
n ive cheated use, or tried to cheat me, which the liond ; "have another glees of Me, and I'll tell you them. But I didn't care about leaeing England. nicl, VT treate4 : Girlhesl, Maidethed, Courtship, Marriage,
I .ake tube the same thing. I've discharged them at all about it." The ale was brought, and then he began, after all, I liked 'bus driving better than anythine else. r4,l,iteirhrlielnladdee:enre.",""tta:.'"Trr Isainettw.rn...
treat se on
one, ao I shall do Foto if you try that game." "The young lady's name is Maude Grahaine. Her a° I. oh into the eompany'e service ngain, and I eableo„ Of ,nnumportnnne to. go n.
R. taing his piercing eyes he looked at me very in- p' tem' a died when she was but an infant, and, being wami tid all sorry when I once 003T0 took my old plaCe Nii II- -A special Elitlatt, teautifully Illustrated with
n41..01000 WOllll, cloth silt, One i•hilling
en ly, end then told me the wages he gave. The ; destitum of relatives, her father, on his death-bed. left "n 6° b0x-
,,,,,,n0t sm certainly tempting- almost three times I her to the guardianehip of a supposed friend, Amos Mir gse.] Important to Country Patients.
nR. 11. SMITH. the Eminent Specialist, who has devoted
. .
, lest ' got hy dating the 'bus, so without hesitation I ; Leone, Your master. Until she was terenty•oneehe was I•F twenty-six years to the treatment of N enotte and Debili-
.
• : opted the si; um ion. ; not to be naticol to marry without his consent. In toting Die tees, ,sit for the .senefit of those who cannot
consult tem personally, on receiving description of their ease,
- Perhaps you'll find it rather dull here," he cone , rue of die e • It nee, the whole of her fortune, which, wiel his mom" (free of chaeze) with seleice for their rotors-
-1 e !lied, "but I've allowed for that in the wages. I, owing to the ise of sears, is now considereble, goes ;From " lier 7 'rye 'halm," the nli,f a We4t, 'too t.. he dtlf. A " emends ''' ' mtial form of corresporuletece sent
' ton I use my horses enuch, but they must be kept Ito her guarlii Irl. lA4IIO. doubtless teupted by the CI: neon: -".IL o oal, by George Manville roun.) free hY Pala
....freely efPreiPed. There is but one way out- the money to which she will be entitled in a few years Ti ' Adore.. : Dr. 11. SMITH. 8,13 m-ton Creuelt, London. W.
Time eyes that looked doyen. into thoee of
.the
rate at which yeu enffired-and when you want to go desire- to wed her himself; and since he discovered the itif bar ntiful hut doetetired by Weseolnu IMPORTANT NOT:CF..
iser. either he housekeeper or the butler (they are my • Ittechment between us-born and fostered at the home • ant v.- re - • ' ' " • •^' PRZO en ALL.
Fool thole owner ti face was sallow, and at times ,
onlv servants beside yourself) will see you to the gate 'of one a her school companions, where she once spent ' ' •Uat Pulflialed, a gratuitous Ecliti.m of a New and Valuable
co !viz Iced. Work, entitled,
,„„a lock it lidnuil you. lam a particular-a very i • month of her holidays-he has kept her within the As the girl. for she could not have been es DIOW TO ENSURE HEALTH ; or, the CONFIDENTIAL
' ' and e detest havinecurloue ' boundary of his grim old house. He has frequently e
par clime- num an La FRIEND." Sent is ist free to any addreses on receipt of
ighteett ,tized down at the tender child the
potpie about me. If you think lam strange, eccentric, pressed his ielious suit, but finding how thoroughly she e •' - • • ' one penny stamp to Imlay issittee, or by letter poet three
yes brightened a little, and the Met faint dawn.
or mad, von will beg mi enough to reconcile yourself bathes and detests him, he has lately adopted the ex- stamps. TM, hunk should he reel ihi mery one young or
ings of a ionile ple. eil aboirt the tiny lips; and, oki et either sex. It teaches how to avoid Disesoe : How to
to the fact, and let the matter end there. Toucan en- Dome meantre of confining her in apartments which
with a paasionatc ~oh, the girl sank down on her regain limit.; Health; a Social. Science. Being s trainee on
ter im 'it Y4ll. situation wheneree you please.' bane teen eaprenly furnished for her on the top storv,the lows teivermire Life-the infringement of welch la ths
knees by its side, made to cover the lass with
With that he RitTed his hand as much as to gay he where she is snowed to see none but himself, the deafmuse of an Diseruie. Nervimates. leebdity, and all theit
kiesee ; hot, with a shudder, ml tore herself assay,
had done with lite for the pneont, and the housekeeper servant, aud the villainous butler, who is Legge's half- emimmitant symphlnla expiable!, and full instructions given,
leaped to her feet. and began to pace the room for rvery sufferer how to ohmic restoretion to h.alth. Thi-
b-e! me out of the room and took me to the gate. brother. The poor girl leas yet but eighteen, although
with Married steps. Valnahle Wore (112 'secs) git-io PRFIS,RIPTIONS, IN
a. re whine the roadway outside I heard the key turn in nppearance and conversation she seems older, : and d PLA IN ENGLISII, with full lettietool'lONs for their pre-
Soddenly she tore a letter from her breast, an
in the trek behind me, and the pit pat of the old lady's she writes that, rather than undergo another three ovation and OW C 01112011% 011CCial RefllllrkS ou Rhelltlatilllll,
I-a nibs as she went back to the house, year.' persecution, she would willingly sacrifice her read it throngh with angry eyes-real it through g,h,..,f. Gout, Neuralgia. Epilepsy, Palpitation of the Heart.
slowly, word by word, though she knew it by If i 'eerie, Indigestion, loss of Energy, Mental .01 Physical
in the c-urie of the following week I entered Mr. fortune. I am perfectly agreeable to this, previded
I egee's service. At fleet, es you may suppose, I felt she becomes iny wife-oily, unfortunately, your pre- heart; and, as she read, she kept tee:sing back l'fl•rrlir.m l
.e.edrri.,7. of thiel.fferrnno :.itnAetllimn„eti. trd
the ch matte from the outdoor work to the indoor very eious master refuses, under any conditionA, to allow her long. blatik, dishevelled hair, ending I>3buret- 7,,,0rde. „nun., ~L fe. ir ,air, by the ~,,.' ~ Author,
eh. What you're on a 'bus for sixteen hours it's her to lame the house.' ing out into a mocking laugh of misery and do- f entitled,
; alumet like being chained to your meat, but you do see • " And you mean honourably by her?" I inot /VHF FEMALE'S FRIEND and ADVISER, which will be sent
irel. Prair• . I I GRATIS to any addres on ItECIEPT OF STAMPEL
vuiete as you go along, whereas in tny new place it "C itchttiaii, I swear 1,, yeu ley :ill 1 held meet deer .' Yee. ' she said, aloud, "another fool of the Esai,...Lepre_Address, Moisre. BARNES and Co., 48, Lonsdale
eso,ned as though I was • prironer in Newute, or such Iw II never moo dithonouralily to Metal. I;r:drone. ' fools that have gone before and of the fools that Square, Itarnshury, Lorulon N
like. I shouldn't have minded it so much if it hadn't I could see from his manner that he spoke. f non Ms must eotne after mo-the eimple.hearted. trust- Important to Inealide-Constet a Qualified sod Registred
Neat for the care they took in locking that blessed gate near ,00 Ott:1.01 more ado I told what! had over. ine fools who love, and believe, and worship, and LitlYsietent.P;reeollo, between 11 and 1 o'clock daily. Con-
whenever anybody came in or went out. That was heard 31r. Lamm mid Tins say the- previous light, idolise a man, whom they set tip as an blot to be T[l,lllo NEED ADVICE on MATTERS of HEALTH,
whet used to gall VIC I took • pride in my homes, for "By Jove" lie ese;aittied, in the highest glee, "if a worshipped amid believed in, au idol that crumbles
.A. nn stile to have a Private interview, should at once und
they ,vere as neat a pair as anyone could wish to have fraud has really beee preened Litton Mamie, to d ehe down-crumbles into ashes-when the dim conics full particulars of the Case by Letter, enciming a stamped
is already of nge, you shall be well rewarde.l. I will that its protecting arm should be stretched out widrewed .Koveloto tor reely : tout will receive immediate
charge of, and they were matched so beautifully; well, &newer, with advice, and full instructions bow to obtain a
there, they might have been twins; but it used to go go to Somerset Hoare this afternoon, and inn ke a march to save. rfect aure Hundreds el lives have .00 eared, and health
engin the grain, ellen I took them out in the gnu lanes tor the rm.:Oder of her birth. I have often been Fur- " Let me see," she contiuued, mockingly, " what r:Ilv restored, by cornsgondenee only.-address, Messrs
for exercise. to have to ask the deaf old woman or the Pr Fed at lier remembrance of incident: as hi h took does the man who was to be my loving, honoured BARNES and Co., 48, Long:late Square, BarnsbUry, London
butter to let me out, and to find the door bolted and 14" n when she was sopimsed to hoe leam quite a husband. say-that I should have been his wife Nm
eheined directly I was outside. If It had'nt been for child, little imagining them she vies ready three years had I proved as discreet and hottest as I was fair. Entered at stationers' Hall, tseo. I-Once Is, or enclose:l,MA
all this fuss, I dare say I should have been happy ceder the., her guardian stated her to be." •• As I was fair!" she cried passionately. paid from the author 10, 10 etampe.
enoweb, for what the eye don't see the heart dont ' •
tod what would you do if I atn correct?" I asked. "Better have been born ass loathsome ILK a toad; Mettitrion A 21,DICAL ErAT . the functions and die-
" .ti once go to Leege, and producing the proefs of better never to have lived. than to have lived to "'de" "1 the "er'iceeve °CM' In
Pm''',
n'nhixidi
criers., you understand. siell old age, with observations on the Treatment and Cure of
.After a day or two I tried to pump the old woman, as her having attained her majority, dein/eel her of hint." love, and find his loving was a lie. Nervous Exhaustion, Physical Deb tty, Lowness of Spirit*
to aft the strictness about the mete, but, lor, 'twas quite " Very little use that would be. In I. t-e firm pines She at there, moodily gazing on the letter in Sc., being the result of 30 year,' successful practice. By J. L.
*nide 'if breath to talk to her, for she aouldnt or You'd never get inside the gate, for the housekeeper and her hands, as the babe beside her went off into a CURTIS. M.D., 15, ALBEMARLE-STREET, PICCADILLY.
wouldn't understand • word. Then I endeavoured to !lie butler, the only remote who arealluv.ed the key, gentle sleep. " LONDOW,WCritelli . 141101000.-7°un Thottuand.-Ably written Lei,
chum up with the butler, who seemed to be very free nmer admit strangers ; amid, secondly, you may 'depend "And I used to kneel down, night after night, plainly deuribes the amerce of those dilemma whirl' produce
ad coefidential wiih the master, but Tony (that is mas•er 'spike prepared to dapute the affair some way to pray for this man-that no danger might eves decline In youth, or more frequently premature old age"-
whai the homeiceeper called him) was one too much or another. Beside., you weulthit like a public samdal: come nese hunt; that Geer& protecting hand might rtle.' rrit'T‘ie. : ....
7,4 ioratooh o'l•ainlibt in the had of youth an 1
f• eme He was about sixt v years old, but ea active as " Perhaps you are right. Them! can see no other cover him for ever and ever. Now lean curs,- old age. It is a median eukiteation,Jeveloping the'trestment
I was, and his face, over which the skin was drawn so way but f. o• le, to make her escape, thoueh how this is no, not him, but that poor morsel there, his child et a clam of painful maladies which have too long been the
tightly i hat it seemed as if his cheek hones might puoici lu be accomplished I confeea lam aable to any." -my disgrace and shame." prey ref the illiterate and designing -United &eviler Gazette.
through any minute, had a cunning look dug leo I was struck by the young man's earnestness and She held the letter up, and her bloodshot London : Sold bv Mr. J. Maim, Bookseller. 29. CornhllL
eyes
never get over, sincerity, and felt that I would do anything for theta were fixed upon it as if they would scorch the very
Finding it itnpassible to talk to Betty (the old even at the r-sk of losing my place, of which, to tell the paper before her.
woman), and Tony mostly keeping near Mr. Legge. I truth. I was almost tired. All at once a bright "Well, the world is vets' fair: he will go free, 7no,
was, when my ordinary work was done, thrown a good [boucle eccurred to me, and! said, and may marry well, after doing Tr a mortal ''''
tie-mat-matmein mvself for nrertv,etnent, 00, justlo peas away " lou ascertain, first, if the young lady' mie
s over injury whose scar will be seen by all until the BOND'S MARKING INK.-CAUTION. To Wholesale and
ebo time, and having got 0184,4,44;8 lei" / took up al.* teentv-one, awl I'll manage the rest. Iye got a plan, day of my death; while I. whose sin was that I Retell Deatere-Txke Notice that on the tel November
of the stone flags outside the stable, and laid It out 8/ glitch may perhniw fnil, so don't be too hopeful. Go loved him with all my heart, am to go forth an 1877, in an Action " Ilicklasen net another, swains* Murphy."
Judgment eras give- for pleintiff, with damages and costs, and
• bit olt garden ground. to monereet Dona ae quick as you can, and if you fiud onteast-one from whom every one of my own he: e pERpETUA L INJCNCTION g•e ted RR 'TRA IN N
I should mention thee the family, meth as it wimp that Miss Grahattie's her own macros*, le; ine know." will turn with scorn, and Shrink swaY lest their tbe said Met NURI'HY and her Arent. fro: GrStNith(je
lived entirely on the basement and fintiloor,theaseses " But bow ? I can't leave a message am the door." ilreeses should be defiled by contact with me. word" BOND"upon any labels manefactuted by, or Is hr,
on the second story blies appenaitly off " No, that you can't," I says, feeling a bit put hack. • • Well, it is too late-too late-too late'" she or from in ail, •ay representing the Ink Manufutured by, or
Mr her; or from in any way reprmenting the In• menu-
events, all communicatica was eat off from offer but another bright though. came. "nt ten you what mnttered, with a wild fire gradually blaring more lectured by her to be Bond's Marking Ink. J. Middleton, Pro-
,miet of the house by a thiek oaken door (always . shall be a signal. As the cluck strikes seven-punt,- hotly in her dark eves. i rietor of the Daughter of the Isis John Bond's Crystal
r-M,k,s,d) at the first landing. I tunny, nand, go that there may be uomisteke-you pull And taking the letter, she tore it fiercely into Palace limiting Ink, 75, Soutbfrateroad, Loodoo•
One evening I was sitting outside the stable, smoking the gate bell violently and run away. Even if I den 't a hundred pieces-se raps which she to again eta gete.-stlo3, 0 RIPPLING RIVER! by J. B. W EKERLIN
mypipe haokingat the windows of the unoccupied roma hear the ring, I'm sure to know of it, for tbeold house. with her teeth, and then stamped them beneath ffl This Song, which has achieved euch poputarity on the
at thetopof .`he house, when, in the twilight, iteeemed to keeper will be as cress as the deuce.' her feet. Cortinent, is now ready with english words under tbe above
micas though ; sew a blind move, and a figure in white' "Capital, capital,' exclaimed Mr. Vernon, "why, title. In E b for Sow.° or Tenor, In C for Contralto . r
I peso from 0„e of the windows. It was like a young, ' you seas great genius for intrigue as the bar-, to era-none. "Rut the effect produced by Wekerib,... Sing 0
' is befOnd desertion • it was twice en« ed
fait:- haired girl, but I was so knocked beck with astonish'l letssint s opera.' . . Wbst is that stick never asks any
oo
questions, Tzili..t.;;.'emri. thunders el a P . '
misuse; the audience seemed
merit that my ppe dro,aPal from my lips. I rubbed , I didn't know .ho or what he meant, but I me. -it and yet requires many liniment-The r-bell. electrified It reminded us of the exciting reception of !The
my eyes and looked again; this time nothing was to be es a compliment, and then told him the rest of my plan.
Why is a cocksparrow like a culprit called up Lover and the Red'
kind of son , • brilliant and showy, with p I 'natty
seen but the dimity curtain... which •Iways hung at " Tue next morning," 1 s Is, ")ou be outside the gates
for trial,-Becanse he is brought up by the beak. meto.ey.. 'Easy. napes.: post-free for.iii"'i i
that partiemar window. I piff 't all down to fancy, in hiding, and perhaps you'll find the young lady will - - -PHILLIPS[ILBURN RD., N.W. 4 ItamPu 'Th '
but sti•l I was resolved to be seta.
gad. I looked at the come me to exercise the bootee instead of me. That is Why is an accepted suitor like a person guilty N.B. -The Mimic of all publiskere sent free by return of
windows steadily for half-an-hour longer, and them to say, we shall change clothes as well as pl ices. Atom of a crime?-Because he ought to be transported. rat for half peoe (nett work excepted ) 15,000 works kept in
lock. Address as above for all muds in future required.
seeing nothing more, went indoors, Old Betty was she's outside the gates, of course we's free." What is that which lives in winter, dies in sun).
not in the kitchen, and thinking, perhaps, she had gone You should have seen how de ighted Mr. Vemon was • • D AIN-PROOF CRAPES. The only Black Crapes which
' met, and grows with its root upwards?-An icicle.
out on some errand, I went Myself to MAW 15 study I thought he would 'ewer have done shaking hends with • it REALLY WILL NOT SPOT with MAIN, are stamped
(where I sow a light hurting) to know if anything Me, but at last I managed tc get summand took the What tables are most generally need throughout
" RADI-PRnAr • sad a
b lIVIRT PIECE.
more was wanted ef me that Mello The s' sire were quickest road back to the lodge, whilst he was preparing the world y-Yege-tables, ea-tables and cons-tables. OVARAFTER Is
thickly carpeted, so that unless oue was extra noisy it to at once pruoeal to Somerset House. Why are your nose and chin always at variancel IatILLHEADS, rtded at pia* la every
was impossible for footsteps to be heard. This was I dare sey it seems strange to you that I should so •J.Jg variety, Printed ali maw& prime. sad with
the ration. I suonose. why Mr. Leiree and Tony. who 'Mainly ham taken an interest in these young lovers lpassing between
-Because words are constant y the
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The marked superiority of .
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others. and the quick op. PARIS
predation rf its merits by
the Public, has been at-
tended hy the usual molt
—viz., a lit od 4'4 imitations : the
merit n the I attsr mainly consists
in the i, genoity exerted, not
simply in imitating th.• qpiare
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pearanceof the wrappers resemble
that of the genuine article. The
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