The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-04-13 00:00:00

PIJDDLEHDITON PUDDLETRENTHIDE, LONDON AND SOUTH-WESTERN
DORSET. RAILWAY.
Important SALE of most Desirable and Valuable
FREEHOLD ESTATES, PUBLIC-HOUSE, and REFRESHMENT ROOM TO LET.
COTTAGES, situate in the above Parishes, and
THE Directors are pre red to receive
POLICY of ASSURANCE. ' OFFERS for the TENANCY of the NEW '
MR. J. T. ENSOR has received instructions REFRF.SHMENT ROOM at Bournemouth East
from the Executors of the late Mr. CHARLV4 Station, commencing from let MAT next.
MATO. to SELL by PUBLIC AU D
t'TION, on The raft Agreement can be seen at this office on
Wenatosnay. the 14th day of APRIL, 1875, at the and after MoNDAY next, the 12th inst., or on applies-
ANTLI.OI.6 HOTEL, DORCHESTER, at Three o'clock in tion to the AGENT at Bournemouth East Station.
the Afternoon, in the following or such other Lots as Tenders must be sent in on the Company's form,
may he named at the time Id Sale, and subject to such and delivered to me not later than ten a.m. on THUM-
con•litious as shall then and there be produced, DAY, the Wild inst.
Fano anl
v iz. : -The Directors do not bind themselves to accept the
Lot 1. All that compact Freehold highest or any tender.
Estate, callol "l'he Holcombe Estate,- situate in the By Order,
Parish of Puhllehinton aforesaid; comprising two FREDERICK CLARKE,
convenient ansl substantial cottages, with barn, Secretary.
granary, *tables, cow stalls, and other agricultural Secretary's Office, Waterloo Station, London,
buildings, and 120 acne, 1 rood, and 38 perches (more sth April, 1875.
or less) of Arable land, and in the occupation sd Mr. -
('bark-' Mays,. I TENDERS are invited for oirryinj_ out
Lot 2. All that very desirable Freehold Finn and JL the proissed WIDENING and IMPROVE-
Estate. situate in the Pariah of Plubllehinton afore- MEN'r of ICEN WAY, in the Parish of Forlington,
54,01; c ..... prising a cottage: farm buildings, vard, and ann . the erection of a Dwarf Retaining Wall on
garden, and 03 acres, 1 rood, and 29 perAe. (more the South aide thereof.
or less) of good Arable Land, and in the occupation of Further particulars may be obtained of the Bosot:nu
Mr. Charles Nlay... Sonenvoit, and Tenders must be delivered at my offios
Loy :t All that Freehold Estate, called " Riddles," on or before THURSDAY, the 25411 inst.
situate in the l'arish of Fuddletrentbide aforesaid; Dated 12th April, 1875.
comprising a barn, yard. and orchard, and GO acres, 3 0. SYMONDS,
essls, ansl 30 perches (more or less) of valuable Town Clerk.
Ondiard, sleadow, Pasture. and Arable Land, and in _ _
the occupation of Mr. J. F. Roper.
LOT 4. —All that most substantially built and con-
venient Freehold Dwelling-house, Garden, an:l Pre-
mises, known as "The European Inn," together with
two Cottages sold Gardens, situate in the Parish of
Puddletrenthisle aforesaid, in the respective occupa-
tions of Mr. Benger and others.
LOT that Policy of Assurance for 41;00, dated
the 22nd day of June, 1849, and granted by the
Standard Life Office on a life now aged about 78, at
the annual premium of £l6 Be., together with bonuses
am tttttt ting to 070 Bs., which have been already
declarel, and another bonus will be declared at the
end of the present year.
The ale:ve Fanns are of a highly productive char-
acter, and the Homesteads, Cottages, and Buildings
belonging to the same in a good state of repair, and
are bounded respectively by lands belonging to the
F.arl of Ilchester, R. B. 'Sheridan, Esq., Wm. Mayo,
Esq., and the Provost and Fellows sit the Colleges of
Eton and Winchester, advantageously situated within
tie%en miles of the County Town of porehe.ter. and in
the centre of a good sporting district, and well worth
the attention of those seeking a safe and profitable
in,s,tment.
several Properties may be viewed on application
to the Tenants, and further particular:, Plans, and
Condition. of Sale may be obtained of
Mr. El./WIN itußsErr,
Solicitor, Dorchester,

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DORCHESTER SCHOOL OF ART.
ITIHE above SCHOOL will be RE-OPENED
_IL on Visual', the 13th instant, for the EVENING
CLASSES, and on Wanaasnat, 14th, for the
MORNING and AFTERNOON CLASSES.
Particulars on application to Eniela BUIWILTI, Esq.,
Hon. Treasurer, and Dr. ROBIZISON, Hoe. Secretary,
Routh-street.

DORCHESTER AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY.
XER. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
IVI. instructions from Mr. H. Msro, of roker's
From., to announce that his ANNUAL SALE of
nouser HORNED RAMS will be held on SAVA-
DAT, MAY 150, at Twelve o'clock, when will be I
offered
25 tine-year-41 llama
Twolear.ohl Rams
IPORCHESTER AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY.
Agit. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
ALL instructions from the Executors of the late Mr.
W. Warrs, of Frampton, to SELL by AUCTION, '
in the Iterosirour, on SATURDAY, MAY 154, at OM
1 Superior Six-tooth DollBlBl' HORN RAM
13 Superior One-year-old DORSET HORN RAMS
DtHICIIIIITER AGRICULTURAL REPOSITORY.
FATAIILISIIRD 1852.
Mn. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
inatructions from Mr. W. MILL. of Drone, to
announce that his ANNUAL SALE of about 25
DORSET HORN RAM LAMBS will be held in the
Iterosiroar on SATURDAY, MAY 29th, at Twelve
o'clock.
PRELIMINARY NOTICE.
rpHE Annual LETTING and SALE of the
W ATE RCOMBE I M PROVED HAMP-
SHIRE DOWN RAMS will take place on the farm,
on Tiiresnxr, JULY lot next, when the usual number
will be offered.
T. ENSOR, Auctioneer.
Dorchester. April 10th. 1874.
. _ _
MRS. REGINALD SMITH acknowledges
gratefully the safe receipt of an anonymous
Donation of £.5 for Missionary purposes sent Otis as
well as but year.
Stafford Rectory, Dorchester, April Sth, 1573.

LAWES MANURES, 1875.
RTpi DAMEN begs to inform bis Agricultural
Friends that he conthmee SOLE AGENT for
the Sale in the County of florist of LAWRS'
MANGOLD and TURNIP MANURES, the quality
of which is guaranteed to be f the same superior '
description as that which has given such satisfaction
for more than 30 years.
Stocks of these -Manures, in first-rate condition, are
now ready for delivery at all Ports and Railway
Stations in the County.
Early Orden; for the /awe will much oblige.
Orders taken in
Bridport and Neighbourhood, by Mr. W. A. TUCILII,
Bridport Harbour;
Blandford and Neighbomiussi, by Mr. W. J. Beazer,
Milborne St. Andrew;
Wimborne and neighbourhood, by Mr. MENU SYMONDS,
PudcUetown.
Dorchester, April, 1875.

\WANTED, immediately, a clean active
V person as good PLAIN (()OK; to a
small dairy. Wages E2O, to include all. --A
Mrs. PEARCE, Nlorden Vicarage, Blaudford.
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DORSET COUNTY SCHOOL
TV of a CLERK to keep the accounts
of the Dorset County School. Salary 1:15 per
annum.—Appliostions should he made to the Head
Master, Rev. H. G. Warners, before May Ist.
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WANTED, a SITUATION as UNDER-
HOUSEMAID, by a tall, iespectable girl of
11 yean of age, who has not lived out before. Good
character can be given.—Apply to J.C., Tdegrasi
.ollice. Dorchester.
Ti BE SOLD very cheap, in good condition,
a Baker's LIGHT SPRING WAGGON (about
4 cwt.) with patent aales.—Apply at the Dorset Coady
Expects office, Dorchestar.

ROYAL INSURANCE COMPANY
FIRE AND Lux.
Capital ••• £2,000,000.
Funds Invested £1,808,267.
LARGE LIFE BONUSES.
ABSOLUTE SECURITY.
--
Aomrs AT DORCHESTER :
F. J. HOLLAND . . ... 21, Trinity Stave,
Of whom all information may be Obtained':

JAMES F. HANNAH,
Upholsterer, Cabinetonaler, Paperhanger, House Agent,
Appraiser, Undertaker, &v..
DORCHESTER.

NEW SPRING STOCK
Or
PAPER-HANGINGS.
Selected with the greatest care from the best and
cheapest Manufacturers;
10,000 PIECES IN STOCK,
From 3d. to 10s. titl. per Piece of Twelve Yards.
_
PAINTING, PAPERHANGING. AND
DECORATING.
EXPLRIENC6D WORKMEN SS= Paourm.
PATTERN BOOKS from all the Best Makers, both
English and French.
BLINDS
Of every Description and Material.
---
A New and Choice Selection of
CRETONES, CHINTZES, DIMITIES, kc.
MUSLIN CURTAINS,
A great variety, in best and cheapest qualities.
THE NEW LACE VALANCES,
FOR roun OR coaxing,
A great improvement to Window. For Spring,
Summer, and Autumn.
CARPETS.
Large Carpet Room well stocked with the choicest
productions for the present Season.
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, KIDDER, DUTCH,
FELT, &c.
WILTON and TURKEY to order.
FURNITURE.
The Best and Largest Stock in the County, suitable
for the MassioN and COTTACZ.
GOOCIS supplied at any Catalogue Price.
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDING.
Of every sort, size, and quality, and fitted up with
Furniture complete.
BEDDING CLEANED AND RE-MADE.
Lome Stores of Second-hood Furniture..
Goods Removed and Warehoused.
FURNITURE LENT ON HIRE
1 Tunnels Furnished and Conducted. 1

Agent for the London and tancanhire Fire and Life
Insurance Companies.
. _
PRINTING
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
PROMPTLY DONE AT THE
OFFICE OF THIS PAPER
ON MODERATE TRIM
ROBERT HILL,
COAL MERCHANT, DORCHESTER.
STORES AT THE GREAT WESTERN AND BOUTH-WESTERE
RAILWAY STATIONS.
AU Orders received at IW, South-street, or at the Oki,
O. W. It. Station, will hare prompt attention.
The following descriptions of Coals always in Stock: -
BEST WALLSEND.
„ CLAY CROSS.
„ RADSTOCK.
„ SMITHS.
„ ATONE COALS.
RUBBLE CULM.
BEST HULLO, or
FOREST OF DEAN.
SILKSTONE.
BRIGHT&
COKE.
Coals delivered in the enuntryon reasonable :alas, and in
Dorchester and Fordinglon free.
BY TRUCK LOADS AT REDUCED PRICES.
AGENT FOR
THE WILTSHIRE SACK HIRING COMPANY

COALS! COALS!!
D ARC H, COAL MERCHANT,
• Nine Ilmtltouth.stree_a_t and ROUTII-WinZWs
RAILWAY STATI01:1, )1tI: HESTER., begs to thank the
gentry and public generally for past favours, and to
inform them that all orders sent to him shall have
prompt attention.
WIBDi.I)T. iiWnoAl.lS4uParDinS,
RAMTOCK,_
MALT/ITEM COAL,
NEW IASTLE.
CLAYCR(AfiI,
SMITHS' COAL,
RUBBLE CULM.
FOREST OF DEAN (or MAIM, and SILKSTOM
COALS, confidently recommended as
SUPERIOR TO THE BEST WALLSEND
FOR BRILLIANCY
AND
CLEAN BURNING,
enemas BRING
SEVERAL SHILLINGS PER TON CHRAPEP
A Trio/ respectfully solicited.
ORDERS received at the gew Inn, South-West,
or at the Coal Yard, South-Western Station,
Dorchester.

MR. WM. SHAKESPEAR ALLARDYOE,
ENGINEER and ARCHITECT.
{SALISBURY Huth% FORDINGTON ; and
21, SOUTH-STREET. DORCHESTER.
MONS. LEYS, Dental Surgeon and Manu-
facturer of Artificial Teeth.
To be consulted at home, No. 5, St. Thomas-street,
Weymouth, every day, Thureday and Saturday after-
noons excepted.
On Thursdays he may be consulted at Mr.
WHEATLEY'S, 13ootmaker, High-street, Poole, from
2to 4 p.m. On Saturdays, at Mr. Woourrox'a, Con-
fectioner, Cornhill, Dorchester, from 2 to 4 p.m.

BEST SCRAP AXLES
MIND WITH
MAGGS' IMPROVED WHEEL BOXES,
Supplied through Ironmongers or direct from the Maker
E. S. HINDLEY,
BOIJRTON, DORSET.
Illustrated Price List and Terms an application.

To SERVE THIS SEASON, in Dorchester and
Neighbourhood, at El each Mare, and 2s. 6d.
the Groom, " FARMER'S GLORY," "MERRY
MONARCH." late " Bay Prince," and "SIR
WALTER," the property of Mr. BURNAM).
iIIeRRT MONARCH, late BAT PRINCE, it rising four years
old. is a bright Bay, stands 16 hands Mn. high, and is an
excellent worker. He has proved himself • sure foal
getter
fetches the highest prices.
SIR WALTER, sire Fanfare Glory, is • bright Bs,.
rising two years old, stands 16 hands MO, a good worker,
and very promising.
FARMER'S GLORY, stands IT hands high, and is •
beautiful dark brown. His sire was Brown Prince, late
the property of Mr. Samuel Pennington, which took the
first prize at the Yeovil Agricultural Show. His g..sire
is Black Prince; his g.g.-sire was • noted Brown Morse of
Mr. Nuns; his g.g.g.-sire, Mr. Joseph Eno's Competitor,
took several premiums as a two-year-old, he also took
the first prise at the Wisbeach Agricultural Show as the
beet entire Hone, gained the premium of the Lincolnshire
Agricultural Society, and was never beaten in any
he showed for. His dam is that excellent Cart
belonging to Mr. E. Wilcox of Gainey, which took the
first prim at the Bath and West of England Agricultural
Show, at Taunton. His R.-dam was got
by Samson,
which at the Royal Agricultural Meeting at Glastonbury
gained • Silver Cup.
The Groom's Fee to be paid at the time of serving: the
remainder on or before the 24th of June, or Is. will be
charged for collecting.
One of the Horne will be in attendance on Wednesdays
and Saturdays in Dorchester.

MONEY TO LEND, to borrowers residing
in WWII or country, from elk upwards, repay
obtain one sum from one to five years, at 5 per cent.
interest on personal security; also, on mortgage of
freehold or leaaehold property from 3 per cent., for a
term of years to be agreed two:. No commission.
I Apply to It F. PRESTON, Esq., 120. Southampton
I Row, London W.O

L s. d.
Churchill. Miss... 151) 0 0 Hawkins, Mr. G. 5
Churchill, Miss K 150 0 U Line, Mr. W 5
Williams, Mr. R. 100 0 0 Miles, Mr. J.
Durby,Mr.O.D.W. 100 0 0 Ferrer, Mr. O. W.
Messrs. R. and H. GlYn, Rev. C. ...
Williams k Co. 100 0 0 Hodges, Rev. Dr.
Stott, Mr. H. G., Smith,llr. Hoyt=
AL P. ... 100 0 0 Smith, Dr.
Bremer. Mr. W. Sparks, Mr. W.
K, M.l'. ... 100 0 0 RavenhilL Mr. It.
Eldon, the Earl of 160 0 11 I)ocwra. Mr. J.
Everett., Rev. H. 100 0 0 Henning, Mrs. C. ,
Davis, Mr. Robert 100 II 0 Smith, Rev. 11.... .•
Hawkins, Dr. ... 50 0 0 Pantor, Mrs. ... 5
Henning. Colonel 50 0 0 Thrills, Mrs. ... 5
A. ..• ... 50 011 Urquhart,Rev.W. 5
l'earce, Mr. K 30 0 0 Anonymous, 1'.... 5
Buller, Isuly M.... 22 5 0 Manse', Mr. A.... 5
Rivers, Lord ... U 11 !lariat., Mr. 5
Sturt, C••lontil ... 25 0 U lloilan•l, Mr. K... 5
3liddloton, Mr. H.
N. 250 U Atkins,Mr•Alfred 5
Iturnett, Mr. K... 25 0 0 ltost, Captain ... 5
Hodges, Mr. J. 1.., Middleton, Miss_ 5
Jun. 25 0 0 Lowieria, 5
Pope, Mr. Edwin 25 P 0 `,..psnati. Mir. K. 5
Spicer, Mr. A. ... 25 0 0 Mlles, Mr. J. 5
Dr.lWew.proceeds Filliter, Messrs._ 3 .
of Lecture ... 21 2 0 'incite], Mrs. ...
butcher, Rev. 11. 21 0 U Rodgett, Mr. .. 3
Floyer Mr. .1., Illissett, Miss ... 3
1% , 21 0 0 Tracey, Rev. F. F. 2
Pattison, Mrs. ... 21 0 0 Williams, Mr. J.
Hawkins. Mrs. ... 20 0 0 A. •.. ... 2
C,oontbs, Miss ... 20 0 0 Williasna Mr.
Davis, Miss ... 20 0 0 Robert, Jun. ... 2
Kindersley,. Mr Dras, 8.
F.. L 20 0 0 W. F... M.P. ... 2
Page. Miss ... 20 0 0 ',sigh. Major ... 2
Thornton. Mr. R. 20 0 0 Hayman, Mr. ... 2
Manage, Dr. ... 20 0 11 Rarnes, Mr. H.... 2
Ili-hop of bilis. Guy&Son Messrs. 2 -
I,ury 20 0 0 Sly. Mr. J. . 2 2
Anonymous, J.... 15 0 0 Huise,flirK, Bart. 2
Lambert, Mr. W. 10 10 0 Mussy. Mr. ... 2
lock, Mr. A. 11. 10 10 U Case, Mr. It. ... 2 2
llodges, Mr. J. F. 10 0 0 Salinders.4: Jacob
Wallis, Mr. J. ... 10 0 0 Messrs. . ... 2 2
(lane, Mrs. ... 10 0 0 Janvrin. Rev. .1.
Panama Mr. C.... 10 0 0 W. ... .. 2
Stone, Mrs. ... 10 0 0 Seeley, Miss ... 2
Tudor, Mr. John 10 0 0 Rooks, Rev. J. P. 2
Ilankes,lievEldon 10 0 0 Brown. Widow 1 1.
Lyon, Major ... 10 U 0 Voss, Mrs.
Kir.dersley, Sir R. Hawkey, Rev. M. 1
T. ... 10 0 0 Burt, Ar. G. I
Sanderson, Mm... 10 0 0 Lucas, Mr. G. ... I
Gnien, Mrs. . 10 0 0 Holland. Mr. ... 1
Ilaker.Rev•Talbot 10 0 0 Aldwurth, Mr. ... I
Wool, Mrs. and Baseotn`ve, Mr. E. 1
Miss ... 10 0 0 Green, Rev. J. 1
Alaber. Mr. G. ... 10 0 0 Enter and Ca,
Pope, Mr. A. ... 10 0 0 Messrs.... ... 1
Mayo, Mr. H. ... 10 0 0 Ranee, Miss ... 1
Bond, Rev. N. ..10 0 0 Evans, Mr. ... I
Hall, Mr. 11. ... 5 5 II Itmclrdebank,Miss I
Davis, Mr. John 5 5 0 Voss. ... I
Ilond, Mr. N. ... 5 5 0 Daltrey. Mrs. ... 1
(;rove., Mr. 5 5 0 Calcraft,Mr. J.H. I
Lock. Mr. F. .. 55 U Loveless, Mr. ... 1
l'anniter, Mrs. ... 5 0 0 ',neon, Mr. ... I
Hazel, Mr. ... 5 0 0 Ilarnes, Rev. IL I
Anonymous ... 50 U !Jayne, Mrs. 1L... I
Wilkusson,Lieut.- Small Sums ... 41
Cii.... 5 0 6

EVANS'S PECTORAL COUGH PILLS
Afford instnntaneous relief, and speedily cure
all lung affection& In boxes ad., In lid„
and 2s. 9d. each.

EVANS'S PECTORAL COUGH LOZENGES.
An agreeable remedy for asthrna, bronchitis,
shortness of breath, Lc. In boxes 7lrd. and
It lid. each.

EVANS'S INFANTS' CARMINATIVE
Safely and effectually soothes young children
when teething, n3stless at night, or suffering
from any infantile disorder. In bottles 741.,
U. lid., and 2s. 9d. each.
EVANS'S REAL-ALL.
A moat efficacious remedy for Rheumatism,
Lumbago, Face ache, Chilblains, Ac. In
bottles h. 14.1. and 20. 9.1. each,

EVANS'S NEITILALOIC PILLS.
Immediately relieve and quickly cure the most
severe cases of Neuralgia and Pains in the
face and head. In boxes 41, is. lid., and
2s. W. each.

EVANS'S FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared for young females. They remove all
Irregularities arising from deficient energy of
the system. In boxes Is. lid., and 2s. 9d.
each.
EVANS'S TOOTH-ACHE SPECIFIC
Relieves the most painful cases. In bottles
74d. and Is. lid. each.

EVANS'S COUGH SYRUP.
A pleasant and certain cure for children's
coughs and colds. In bottles 70., la. 10.,
and 2s. 9d. each.

EVANS'S (Sir Cu. CLARKE'S) DIGESTIVE
PILLS.
A Famous remedy for Indigestion and other
Stomachic Disorders. In bottles Is. lid. and
2a. 9d. each.
FROUD'S HEPATIC PILLS.
The universal remedy for all Disorders of the
Liver. May be taken with oonfidence by
young and old of both sexes. In boxes 15.114
each.
PROUD'S REMEDY FOR THE ITCH.
A certain cure in a few days. No smell. In
boxes la. lid. each.

HORSE AND CATTLE MEDICINES.
Prepared with great care and of the purest
Drugs and Chemicals by
A. J. EVANS,
Chemist and Druggist,
HIGH EAST -STRUT, DORCHESTER.
EVANS'S RESTORATIVE CONDITION
POWDERS FOR HORSES.
Effectually restore the impaired powers and
vigour of Morsels after hunting, racing,
hard work, or when arising from any other
cause. In Tins, 91, and 3s. 6a. each.
EVANS'S DORSET OILS.
Flattering Testimonials have been received of
the immense value of this Embrocation for
preventing Gangrene or Mortification after
Lambing or Calving, and for Curing Cuts,
Wounds, Bruises, Sore Teats, Swellings, and
External Inflammations in Horses, Cattle.
and Sheep. In Bottles. la., 2a., 2.. &L, and
ss. each.

THE HEAVIEST ROOT CROPS
COMBINED WITH
A GREAT SAVING IN LABOUR,
ARE OBTAINED BY SOWING
BUTTONS' HOME-GROWN FARM
SEEDS,
Saved from Carefully Selected Transplanted Boll*
ALL GOODS CARRIAGE FREE.
Five per Cent. allowed for Oesh Payment,
84 TONS PER ACRE have been grown of Snttons'
Berkshire Prize Yellow Globe Mangel.
70 TONS PER ACRE have been grown of Suttons'
Matumoth Lung Red Mengel.
69 TONS PER ACRE have been grown of Sutton.'
Golden Tankard Yellow Fleshed MangeL
160 SILVER CUPS and milk:a PRIZES have
been awarded for Rout Crops of Sutton.' Prize
Stocks of MangeL
BUTTONS' BERKSHIRE PRIZE
YELLOW GLOBE MANGEL.
An extraordinary Cropping variety, beautiful shape,
single tap Root, easy to draw, very nutritious.
From Mr. .r). TOUGH, Simard to Use Jig. Hon. tke
Earl of Warwick, Heat Acute Pares, Warwick.
Nov. 10, 1874.—" We weighed your YELLOW
GLOBE MANGEL, which was 84 TONS PER
ACRE."
NEW SEED, Price ls. per lb. Cheaper by the cwt.
BUTTONS' GOLDEN TANKARD
YELLOW FLESH MANG EL.
The best and most nutricious variety, contains more
saccharine than any other. It was originally intro-
duced by us' and we were awarded the Highland
Society's Gold Medal for it.
NEV SEED, Price Is. la per lb. Cheaper by
the cwt.
Frost Mr. JOHN FALL, Manager to the Marquis of
Sorcroac Forest.
"Your new Golden Tankard Mengel is very much
admired, and is a heavy en,p. As to its feeding
qualities, I can only say that the cattle prefer it to any
other sort, and do much better on it."
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BUTTONS' MAMMOTH LONG
RED MAIIGEL,
The Heaviest Cropping and Best Long Red Mange!
in Cultivation, has been awarded for six years in
succession the First Prizes at the Birmingham Cattle
and Root Show. The Prize Boots of 1873 were drawn
from a field cop of 70 toils per statute acre.
NEW SEED, la per lb. Cheaper by the cwt.
frues WILLIAM IVA YLOR, Esq., Low Sutton.
"I took the first prize at our Show for Mammoth
Long Red Mange!s grown from your seed. I gut 70
tons per acre."
BUTTONS' CHAMPION SWEDE
(iursovrp)
THE HARDIEST SWEDE.
THE HEAVIEST CROPPING SWEDE.
THE MOST NUTRITIOUS SWEDE.
HAS BUN AWARDED UPWARDS Or
£3,000 IN PRIZES
Singe its introduction. New Seed, price Ls Per lb.—
cheaper by the busheL 2011 s. will be sent Carriage
Free to any Railway Station in England.
l'rom F. L. STEWART, Esq., Factor to H.R.H.Use
Princess Loafer, Marchioness of Lorne.
Nov. 6, 1873.---" The 20 Acres of your Improve
Champion Swede has turned out the largest and
heaviest Swede, some Roots weighing from 161bs, te
2.51 be. each, and will yet increase in weight."
OTHER VARIETIEWS
EDEOF MANUEL AND
S
From 8.1. and la per lb. Cheaper by the cwt.
roa FURTHER PARTICULARS
BUTTONS' FARMERS' YEAR
BOOK AND GRAZIERS'
MANUAL FOR 1875,
One of the most Practical works on Farming yet pub-
lished. nice 6d. post free. Gratin to Customers.
SUTTON AND SONS,
TILE QUEEN'S SEEDSMEN, READING,
BERKS.

EVANS'S GREY OR ALTERATIVE
POWDERS FOR HORSES.
Of great service in the Spring and Autumn,
or in cases of Swollen Legs, Cracked Heels,
or any Humour. In Tins, Is., la 9d., and
3s. &L each.

EVANS'S STIMULANT DRENCH.
Restores appetite and energy in cases of Cold
or Disorders in Cows, ke. In packets Is. 4d.
each.

EVANS'S WORM POWDERS FOR HORSES.
Speedily expel Worms which are so enervating
and mpirious to a Horse, and restore its
vitality and health. In Tins, le, IL 9d., and
3s. 6d. each.
EVANS'S HORSE BALLS.
Of guaranteed efficiency: kept in various
strengths. Alterative Horse Balls, Cough
ditto, Condition ditto, Diuretic ditto, Cordial
ditto, Fever ditto, Influenza ditto, Tonic ditto,
Worm ditto, Purging ditto.

EVANS'S FOOT-ROT MIXTURE.
Never fails to cure this troublesome complaint.
In bottles Is., is. 61, and 54. Cal. each.
THE WILTS AND DORSET FLY AND
LEAR POWDER.
Effectually keeps off the fly, and gives a good
Lear. Is also a preventive of lice and tick in
winter. In packet. la thl each, or in tins,
sufficient for GO sheep, 2a. each.
EVANS'S POWDERS, FOR HORSES, &c.
Antimony, Aniseed, Carraway, Cummin,
Diapente, Elecampane, Fo.nugric, Ginger,
Grains of Paradise, Licorice, Nitre, Rosin.
Sulphur, Turmeric, and all other kinds used
for Horses and Cattle.

EVANS'S ASTRINGENT DRINK,
For Scour in Calves. In packets Csl. each.
EVANS'S RED-WATER DRENCH.
In packets Is. each.

EVANS'S BALLS FOR DOGS.
Phpdc, Distemper, Tonic, Alteratille, Worm
• Ba., &c. Most efficient and certain.
EVANS'S DETERGENT LOTION,
For Mange and other Skin diseases in flop.
In bottles Is., Is. Ga.. and 2s. la each.

TEA! TEA ! ! TEA!!!
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Rich, ripe, and fragrant.
THE CUSTOMHOUSE TEA
Cnecpuilled at 2a per lb. -
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
For quality and fine flavour.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
Full-flavoured first-growth Kaisow.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
The cheapest and best in England.
THE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
In secured packets, from Local Agents.
HE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
This Tea havingyamed Her Majesty's Customs as
"High-class Tea, immesees every characteristic of
'Pint-growth Ketsow, and being secured in Packets,
retains all the fragrant and pungent properties of the
newly-picked leaves. The Custom House Tea draws
• deep red liquor, LI full flavoured, rich and brisk to
the Paste, is lasting in grength, and its economy tn
use renders it alone desirable. The Custom House
Tea is supplied in Packets (of one uniform quality and
exoellence)—
Containing 1 lb. net, 24 flit ee
3d „
lb. „
To test the guilty, consumers'bola purchase one
of the =eller Packets, and compare it with the
quality they may be wing. To be procured from
Agents in most town. and Villages, and Wholesale 1
o from CAVE & SONS, Importers, Richmond,
London, S.W., to whom all applications for vacant
Agencies should be addressed.
NEW ZEALAND.—The GOVERNMENT
OF NEW ZEALAND GRANT FREE
PASSAGES TO DAIRY WOMEN & DOMESTIC
SERVANTS. The Emigrants are placed, during the
passage, in charge of Matrons, and on arrival they are
Maintained, at the Emigration Barracks, until they
• meet with engagements. Competent Servants can
obtain comfortable situations at good ',Wm—Apply
Ipersonally or by letter to the Agent-General for New
Zealand, 7 Westminster Chambers, Victoriaatrest,
seldom S.W.
kosurr—W. 0 BRyElt. aouth-street Dorchester.

OFECIAL NOTICE TO AGRICULTURAL
kj LABOURERS AND FEMALE DOMESTIC
SERVANT'S.
FREE PASSAGES
TO
QUEENSLA.ND, AUSTRALIA,
Are granted to Agricultural labourer' and Female
Domestic Servants.
No undertaking for repayment of cost of passage
retrixj:l
ted Passages granted to Mechanics and other
eligible persons.
Theregreat demand for labour in the Colony at
good wage*.
A Surgeon-Superintendent, and Permanent Matron
accoKaany each ship.
family has • separate sleeping compartment.
On arriving in the Colony passengers are received
Into the Government Home.
ISO Land Order Warrants per Adulg issued to persons
paying their own lull
Appointed Agent for DorchesrVr. IL Low,
County House; Bridport, Mr• HANNAH Paoc• ;
Shaftesbury, Mr. JOHN Basserr; Inandford, Mr.
HENRY MAYOR.
Queensland Government Office,
32, Charing Crow London.
FREE EMIGRATION TO NEW
ZEALAND.
FREE PASSAGES
ARE GRANTED DT THE
GOVERNMENT OF NEW ZEALAND
as under
To Married and Single Agricultural Labourers,
Navvies, Ploughmen, Shepherds, Mechanics, &c,;
also to
SINGLE FEMALE DOMESTIC SERVANTS,
As Cooks, Housemaids, Nurses, General Servants
Dairymaids, &c.
For terms and conditions apply personally, or by
letter, to the Agent-General for New Zealand, 7,
Westmineler Chambers, London, S.W.
The NEW OFFICIAL HANDBOOK OF NEW
ZEALAND is now ready and may be obtained on
application to Messrs. Sraex-r, 30, Gambill, E.C., and
5, Serle.street, W.C., London. Price Is. 6d., post
free, la. lid.
AGENT—W. G. BEYER, South-street, Dorchester.
/A
;mac- WH!TE STAR LINE
UN ITED STATES MA IL
- ...1 _ 'ITEMIZER—LIVERPOOL to NEW
--a., ~,...- -.. .. - YORK every THURSDAY. QUEENS-
TOWN every FRIDAY; forwarding Passengers to all parts
et the Unite I Stales and Canada.
The well.k norm fast 11A11 Steamers of thl. Ilne mil as 'mode :
ADRI &TIC THURSDAY. 22nd AprlL
CELTIC THURSDAY, 29th April.
BALTIC ~.........- ...... .- THURSDAT, 6th May.
BRITANNIC... THURSDAY, 13th May.
GERMAN IC THURSDAY. Mb May.
inch 4 UOU tune o •rtlen and 3,000 horn.. power. Average
Pinney Sli day, Inv calmer, allays In Winter.
These new NW 5, :cndid Vervels rodum the pawage to tbe
shortest poellde time, snd afford to Passengers the highest
degree of romf..rt lit • erto attainable at sea
The Steerage acuonmodat ion Is of the very highest character,
the rooms are unequally spacious, well lighted, ventilated. •nd
rimmed, end pseengem of this clms mil find their comfort
Nov-fully Cult :led
Unlimited moldy 1.1 Cooked Provlslons.
MedleAl comfort., free ..f charge
Stewardesses In Steerage to attend the Women and agliin-a.
Steerage Fore to New York, Boston, or Phitalelphia, a• Is
as by any other Line.
Paaengern hooked through to all parts of States, Canada,
ad* Ac., at special rate..
Draft, Is tied on N,.. York for RUM not meet/ling gto frit
For full particulars apply to any of the White Star A,:en,s ;
to Jame Soon an-I Ito. Quent-town: or to INMAY. 19511.
Ale CO., 34 Leadrahellattreet. R.C. .
MaNATIONAL LINE TO NEW
YORK.
LARGEST STEAMERS AVIA)AT.
Nonni —Thistiornpany takes the Riot: of lie.urance (up to
a 100.000). n each ‘.l It. VOSMIS. [Mot cl Inc Pas engem the
best possible guarantee for witaty and av !dance of danger at
sea
The most southerly route hot •isysys ft.e.a adopted by this
Cmnpany to avoid Ice -,, d Headlweas
From LIVERPOOL to N F.w YORK ev WanaßaDar, and
every alternate FRIDAY to 'town). .and NEW YO/R.
FROM LIVERPOOI. TO NEw Yo It as follows:—
FRANCE WE alteDer, 14th April.
THE QUEEN ... ...... ....- .... . . Wan caner, 214 April. '
SPAIN WEDN oar, tith April.
Ppm& LONDON to New York f rtnishtlr.
HOLLAND - Say •sosv, 10th April. :
DENMARK ..... ... . ..„... ~.......Ss EMT, 24th April.
Saloon P'S age. 111. .. ...... 17U1 oar, Iteto• la SICK, Di
Guineas Th.- oda it of snimaea Pas ems me-ndtv vol..
shirred the sec m--I. dation bet g un.erie. e ....raise.. IWO, '
and ventilatbni. Steerage Fare s:e 6. , lee' ding an aliundiume
-4 Erect, pcovidoos Peweneer- forever 1,-t lona New York to '
quebee Boston. rhibidel; hie. and Bahl . without mars
chats., mai. Tk, ooch 11,....5ini. to all the principal Towns
ID Canada and tbe United State/.
For Pax.me spply to Till NATIO. AL STEAMSHIP
CoMPANY (I. tutted 23, Wsteretreet, I mrpool ; Sams,
Somme. and Co, Affel.lo, 33, Orme hurch toreet, Londoo ; Of
it Rosser 11. Barr. Auctloe Hart, doom ; Ososos F.
MCSI/Ven, Southetreet. Crewkerne ; JAR. WAIN, Matlock,
Somerset ; ie. to A. 11. Twat., West Qusy.rnad, Poole.
Passengers are advised to SIC.IIII their Pasages from the
Local Agents •store tearing hone. ,
./
.A..LAN LINE.
JSHORTEST
OC N PASSAGE
-.7,- C......- •••; ; , TO AMERICA.
SAILING DAYS—from LIVERPOOL, every TUESDAY and
THURSDAY to CANADA, end every ALTERNATE TUES-
DAY to HALIFAX and BALTIMORE, forwarding Passengers
on easy winos to all parts of CANADA and the UNITED
STATES.
Rurgeon and St/wordageu reovkled free for all daises of
Passengers.
Passengers who secure their llckets before lowing home
are met at the Railway Stenos ill Liverpool by an 111.41114 d
Agent of the Company, who takes chant: of them until they
go on Isaml the Steamer.
rm. Rates id Freight or PRIORge. apply to ALLAN Badfllßßl
and Co., Alexandra I:inklings, James-Wee, Liverpool; or to
E. BROWNINo, 4:1, High East-street. Dorchester: J. AND/ROOS,
30, East-street, Weymouth; H. IL MANS, Salisburyetreet,
Blandfont
HEALTH! STRENGTH!! ENERGY !!!
PEPPER'S' QUININE it IRON TONIC.—
The most valuable and reliable strengthening
CoMpound ever offered to the public. It is always
the oathe, and contains chemically pure Quinine and
Iron in a definite/ ;in/portion, blended in a careful
manner to ensure the fullest effect of both. It is used
and preeMibeill by many medical men, and is confidently
rewmmended in all cases where strength and general
improvement of the health is necessary. Sold every-
where by chemists in capeuled bottles containing ;12
doses 4s. 6d., next ~ize its., and stone jars, containing
nearly six 40.6.1. bottles, at Va. each.
PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC
Purifies and Enriches the Blood.
pEPOER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC
Strengthens the Nerves and Muscular System.

P
EPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC
promoreg Apnetite and improves Digestion.
13F2PER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC
_L animates the Spirits and Mental Faculties.
PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC
in Scrofula, Wasting Diseases, Neuralgia,
Sciatica, Indigestion, Flatulence, Weakness of the
Chest and Respiratory Organs, Ague, Fevers of all
kinds.
"PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC
for Delicate Females and Weekly Ailing
Children.
PEppER;s—Q-unirnirE— and IRON TONIC
thoroughly Recruits and Re-eetablishes the
General Bodily Health. Is sold by chemists every-
where, in capsuled bottles 4s. M., in bottles ha., and
in stone jars 22.5. each. Be sure the narne address,
and trade mark of John Pepper:.
.237, Tottenhslm
' Court-
road, London is on the Libel. Any chemist will
procure it to order.
-PEPPER'S WHITE COUGH MIXTURE
1 is the most reliable, speedy, and agreeable cure
for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchita, Consumption,
and all Diseases of the Lungs and Air Passages. It is
soothing and comforting in its action, and quite different
from ordinary cough remedies. Bottles la. lid. and
2a. 91 Sold by all chemists.

DELLAR'S CORN PLASTERS.—Boxes
ls. lid. and st. 9d. each. The Corn Plasters
are a certain cure for Hard or Soft Corn.; the Bunion
Plasters a proved remedy for Bunions and Enlarged
Toe Joints. Bold by all c.hemista
CRACROFTS ARECA NUT TOOTH
.'"'" PASTE- —By using this delicious Aromatic
Dentrifioe, the enamel of the Teeth becomes white,
sound, and polished lam ivory. It is exceedingly
fragrant, and specially useful for removing incrusta-
tions of tartar or neglected teeth. Sold by all chemiste.
Pots Is. and 2a. (Id. each. (Get Cracrofes).
D EAFNESS'
NOISES IN THE EARS!
Dellar's Essence for Deafness has proved
an extraordinary remedy. It always relieves, generally
cures, and is strongly recommended by thousands who
have derived benefit. It is quite harmlees. Sold in
bottlee ls. lid. and 2a. 9d. each, by all chemists.
- -
.00KYRR'S &runup, HAIR RESTORER
LI will completely restore in a few days gr.ed °r
prematurely light hair to its ornal colour vn out
the slightest chance of injury. 'The Hair Restorer is
one of the best ever offered for sale ; it effects its object
satisfactorily in a few days, producing a rerfectlY
natural colour ; thoroughly cleanses the bead. fro,o,
scurf, and causes the growth of new heir. It is mid
everywhere by chemists and hairdressers in lags bottle'
at Is 0,&. Be sure to obtain Lockyeee o.°P"ur
Hair Restorer.

GMT SSDUCTION In PRICEL-NEW STYLI te
DEOORATION
BRIDPORT FAIR. ' tares, which has For HUM, Cliumbes, Theatres, Ballwin, Heade. Q.
erStrtSPOSbenree Our April fair was held on 'Tuesday and WeanesdaY : ---..-- - revived demand has set in for spring
of is to 25 per Steamers and for WI Ueda of Furniture.
for • few days' previously there was the usual clearing BRITISH CORN TRADE. about cleared the market, at an advance „.n
connoquence a the
eceet,hetee . _
foreign Italian quotations keep very steady. Quite a
and °PRIGS(' tWe day
Goal) FRIDAY OUSERVANCES. and re-trimming of chop windows st the different estab- Faunas.:T.'
.licsilibe its:top,tamsbe
ff:TthL:ISIVIt NEW WORKS, the
Mc at Shan hat a GREAT REDUCTION In the
lishments. and early on Tuesday morning the town was A cotton spinning factory is Pro), toil g • The Lord ciragrsuon made hie nianased statement on The mar
kets have advanced in strength, enough to Canary no change on the Director, ere age to
...now
To the Editor. all alive by the arrivals of the various at owe that am Sir Charles Yorke is appeainted Constable of the Tower. the Judicature Act. The attendance of peers was not raise the price of wheat about is on former full rates. , hemp, and millet seed show ECORATED TINFOIL
aby the Rev. generally to be found at similar event... and which, with A baby recently born i Stockton, has twenty-eight week. For large blue boiling peas there is a good in. PRICE of the D
posi
_on
to
execute a
c.,,u.s
ke
A 4 the explanation given in your last issu . , _ . very large. Company is now In • ti
But this advance has been mostly confined to the a . La - - d There is ihe the Trade to any extent.
AV. li Barnes is lathe' one-sided. you %in pernspetr the miscellaneous assortment of stalls, snake up the toes. ar. iana,tone „as early there, having for immediate cer.ne n noted 2s per cwt carer. dation and to supply
the admiralty will not be filled up 'ar• ' . Eachanr, and the disposition towards busi- ' ' •
qarscarc. ThaeysamoffienreemarEngklisCanh
linseed.
liedmustotardsainfacn: sre•.e•
kind enough to allow we to make a few remarks on e pleasure part of these gatherings. As the morning ad- The post of Solicitor to company Sir Henry )(ailing. The hlarquis of Harting-
vanced there was a large influx of visitors both by road at Dreamt condnseMid, Liverpool, and the other great porta, it IL DECORATIVE PAINTING COMPANYHImitera
same. ole on the minds and rail, and, the weather being fine, the street' of the A dockyard for buildiug ironclad' is to be constructed commone.
ton came in, end other members of the House of seed begin to excite increased attention.-John Shaw T iro
lam of opinien that the impression in _.I Offices 27, Leadenhall Street, Loudest,
considered as improved ; that, now and then, and Sons.
of the people in this parish, by him on Sunday af Lemuel; town at mid-day presented a very animated appearance ;at Foochow, ashina. Lord Cantee occupied something over an hour in the a_ have paid Is more money than before Easter
pted exidenation there was • good attendance ea farmers, aniculturista, The Woolwich " Infant" throws an BeOlb. projectible • .... „. , •buyers W. SYDNEY Di itArros.
March 21, is so ilecided that any attem uenvery m his anaress. The main bearing f the
o propee._-__,---_ _ . .-
on his pat will fail to alter it. and others, and a fair amount of business was done. 1,506 feet per second ! &Rion may be chiefly set (oath. The Act of 1673 is in or red English wheat is acknowledged; but such trans-
CcannessounnoitiybeLo
the road was Dartmoor near Plytuouth, was esteem! with snow, fall- have been to supply temporary wiults only, and
, atage edam
oN:rellt.ptVofopt:S DEBILITY G ti. a
I ~.. in addition to the sin of blaspheme, hilocrill. •Red Between the market house and Queen-street .. . .
Wednesday
•we are under certain conditions found guilty well-nigh blocked. so nuincrous were the exhibition., tea on nigut Noremiar. with the exception of the sections that abolish the amount of merle Cl' fentsing to
b"
fQrward
".
. -LI
MEDICAL WORK, showing .S-nfferr:rs 'how
the sin of Schism. &hies i t what a multitude, of
the
rifle-galierim, site, in addition to which there was no end A 'ma of harriers, about 30 in number, have been - .... .. _ .
the appellate junsauction of the, Houe of Lords. That ' they
mains as great as ever. ey may be Cured without the aid of quacks. Free
rushes into ino's mind at the bare mention A s word. ot cingerbread anti other standings, as well as a couple of exported to the Continent. jurisdiction is to be manure.' for another year, and its t have been about sufficient p.-Address, SECRETARY
It remind. us of the . .
horrid scenes in Smithfield, in days tiering Imam for the amusement of the juveniles. But The voice of Spring is sae' by OA American paper to be final disposition will next eession become the subject of , Whilst the sales of wheat flour Institute of AJlatorly, Birrainsh
gone by-the stake with its
„victim chained thereto. the the " horses" were &bunts and some of the little ones " heard in the passing eneeze. further considerntion. In the meantime an intermediary to emery off the supplies on offer, the demand forl
an 1 a heat of other instruments were heard to express their opinion that it was not half • Great success has attended the opening of an Inter- court of appeal will he constituted by the Bill which Ws - - _a_ ._ ___._
(aggote, the tire ; the reek,
that ' our day fair without these "merry go-rounds." Let that be es it colonial Exhibition atSminey.
of torture. But let us be thankfulin
.• e lordshipeoncluded by laying on the table. lord Selborne,
,FRIEND OF ALL.
well 'unlined, and, compared with values fortnight
Schism is not a punishable sin, at least not by fire or may. a
it is uite certain the rising eneration seemed to The European Society Arbitration has killed a coulee of , who immediately followed the lord Chancellor, exproa
IC d fathers judges. 1 tnearly J. 59 000
enjoy the (un of the fair, and as mothers an en cos . • i afaction that the Act of 1873 had not been "finally , ago, country-made flour is 6d to is dearer, millers buy-
certainly. lags behind supply. However, value has been -
II OLLOW AY'S PIL LS.
rack. an instance of the feeling manifested towards us I found. managed to dispose of the usual quantity of odd The Bishop of Colombo lies been obliged to tender his las sa"
extinguished." Ives obliged . Ji_g_
. ing in country Exchanges feeling themselves . _
may state without fear of contradiction, the
c. .coppers. that emitter,' to But liminess first and play afterwards is an old iesignation on account of, illbealth. IMPIJRITI OF TEM BLOOD.
the usual practice, two services were held in beech saying, and we will not depart frown so good • rule. A clainuantalet
nonstration, in which Dr. Kenealy took 1
pngnessbaralettynrectmaiingns.a ghao:l. ' Pills passel the power of re:novice or neutralizing all con-
, -1-3 , Utiles. the blood be kept in a pure state the comaitution
on Use day in question one being about the time of our Ai,mt 5 tone of honaemad cheese was latched, hut there wt., was held in Hull on Wednesday. 'to sell at former quotations. -.
__,, most he weakened end disease su r ene.
• at
tuess to advance
their
P• • These eonderful
was no " heist "on offer. Early in the day 445. to 48e. per A telegram from Shang
• hat announces the death of the
meeting.
Ahem I read " I called upon Mr. Coupe _ .
_s
~.e
rto talk the cat wac asked, lait oubsequently various lota changed principal wife of the late Emperor of China. in price, the taminations of the blood and system general
demand. Maize has recover 6d to Is Y. They quietly,
matter over in a friendly spirit" Seated on • bigi„. t
to bands,. e price ingfrom
the ' vary' Ws. to 42e. The selling The
population of Japan. according to the latest at nsMch.aleatiGrindino sorts are held
hut certainly, Over.3oolo all obarsetions tending to endues ill
quantity on offer being small.
hoe. Mr. Barnes came and called me out into the road price of fresh butter was Is. lal. per lb; salt ditto. Is. 4d. : statics, amounted at the end of 1573 to 33,2110A1487. health, sod hatitute moiler action in organ. the. are fealty
f the orramAL AnaAollll.
talk the inatter over with ban. If I maY Judge 0 0 per lb. Eggs, 10d. to Is per dozen. The market was well j. Ma Gladstone has taken No. te,c Carlton Houseterrace, from irritation or debility. The ci• operate, week, and oerreer
spirit by the manner, it was no . . .
and, „
t very (dewily. I aiu not supplied with potatoes; foreign were sold at Be. ; white I for the season, and has retuu_eed there.
sack Cabbage plants There is whisper. that the Marquis et Hartington is not may rely on thew Pill. a- tbeir teat friend and comforter, m
they act upon the main springs of life, and thus sass
convinsed by what he said of being in the wrong . el. roCks, 10s.: and kidneys 12.1. per .
tinate," because I did were offered at 4d per 100 and a good trade seemed to be quite comfortable in his position as Liberal leader. thousands from a premature grave.
C"Ur'e. I am ''l"tinate. Y" "°"
list although I COMPLAINTS OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
not there and then concede to his wishes.;_; aone, There was a moderate surly of Riga and ready i The Continental papers contain rumours of an alliance The very mild and painless action of thoe invaluable Pills
do not mind being called " obstinate," a will i.a as well_ egee were effected, the price for , tp, varying from 13e. to between ',ranee, Italy. and Austria against Germany.
50s. each, some very pretty pigs being sold at eac
gta. li. Snow fell heavily on Deena°, Scotland last week, and re-commends them to evay household as. remedy fer the Ira
to say, that its an individual, l had no more ',mete to tltei r The
from health. Any mother, nurse, or young pen.
the day fixed for the tea, than he had to when li There were a few bulls and cows and calves in the street, the weather is again cold and winter-like.
which n. doubt he would have dooe Hobe could, I
sa but the ameunt asked could not be obtained, and most of The body of a woman unknown has been found in a guided by the directione which accompany oath bee of
gathered from a remark made by him- I see I cannot these found their way later in the day to the repmitory ditch in Delianere Forest by
,a man gathering watercress. Hollowey's Pills, bas at once mailable mum for checking
disease, purifying the blood, and expelling from the symem si
prevent it" ' sale, where Mean Syinonds an.l Eaton officiated, and At the Wiltshire Quetzter Semitone, it was resolved to
where there was a yen large attendance of buyers, and dimose of the county gaol at Salisbury for /6,3n0. gime humoun They are aadeeil, at all are, the female'
Moreover, the arguments used and illustrations given ,
mind, There Two hundred and forty-live etnigrants from Norfolk and tried friend.
were not of the lista met to bring conviction to my
of the lots were readily sold realising good Vices._ DISOItDERS OF THE LIVER WITH FLATULENCY AND
If the relision wind, somata in the strict °humane° were 80 beasts. and 400 sheep and lambs on offer, as well Lincolnshire left Liverpool. on Thursday, for Canada.
holy slays can give us nothing better .. than aid and fewpigs. Fat heifers, from .ClB 15s. to EitJ II& ; fat The Emperor of Russia has ordered that the daughter
'' 't •" a
Loss of appetite and fistideacytere usually the forerunners
mourning.. I think we shall be just as well withouti , buns, from apt to e 25 158. ; har. renere,l9 to £l6 Me ; hog of the Czarewitch is to receive the name of Xenia.
and the worth of St l'aul in (Lahti:Me iv., Wand 11, may bulls, ato 112 ; cows with calves. 110 to 121 Se ; John Melilla, a native ..f Galway, has just ilie.l aged of stotoultic cheese. Those famous PM, exercise the most
military power hi all affections of the liver, and all irregrn
be aptly applied to thou who possess .
51
~,_ ,
it • "Ye nlaerve fat ewes, 38a to ata; fat wethers S's to fais.; fat lamb 106 years Ile enjoyed his mental faculties to the last
A Quaker in Jersey has ju.t been released from a short lenties of the stomach and bowels ; they restore a healthy
daya and inotitla, and tine and years, lam rail f Yea. ; sold remarkably well, realising from 265. lkl. to Cs. 6d. function to every Internal on, overcome all obstructions,
lest I have bedewed upon you labour in vain. Attains Pigs were scarce, and dear. The home fair was held term of imprisonment for refusing to gene in the local sod cut out all impurities.
the illuetration given was the case of the two disciple' on ontusite the Cross Keys Inn, Southatreet and was not militia.
The Crown Prince of Holland is engaged to • Dutch WEAK STOMACHS-IMPAIRED DIGESTION.
their way to Emmaus (Luke Shy.). but tins is rather wide ,or • very exteneive character. Some half-dozen tart
lady of great attractions and belonging to an old and The wisest earmot enumerate one tithe of the distrevalee
of the mark, as it was not on Good Friday, but on Easter horses and 'lout the mane number of nags were on offer ;
honourable helve. symptoms araing from enfeebled digestion, all of which may
Sunday that they were thus employed. nu, cause of their ' the former some of which were of superior quality, were
those who will carefully read , sold from .C. 40 to £66 each; whilst .he Latter realised from Mrs. Noah Goss, of Amherst, New Hampshire, the be readily Mused by these samindae Pit a m they muse the
stomach. Bair, and ev•ry other organ of digestion to that
gritha.it.chiAZ:te‘;:lailusaiplion'arne hetes the end of it te• reached they got to ema Them was a large display of agricultural oldest person in that State, died March 20, aged 105 years
will discover Wise their mourning was turned int, joy. , , ; implements ana dairy utensils in front of various 1 month awl 19 days healthy tone which folly enables them to convert all food and
but I must Wotan on to say that the last remark I , establishments in the town. The detention of an Australian emigrant ship in port. de nk to the nourishment of the body-hence, these Pills are
ani: the consequent looes and misery of intended the. .ant strengtheners, and the safest restorative M nervous
heard front Mut was that he should exprms Ms disappros '
TIIE TRUTH A LIBEL. paseengers, is the subject of inquiry. nese, wasting, mid chronic debility.
batten .4 else proceedings. Little did I thine he would --
express It i ttt self in the way and manner he did. ea ' A remarkable action for slander was tried at the Statistics show that Congregationalism is not keeping The Pills and Ointment are sold 4 Prnlesoor HOW-Anil
I spotild have been present to hear it, and then I would ' gine:eon Assizes on Friday. Mr. James Russell, • pace with the population, judging from the sitting
llm moist i on. Itstablishment, 633, Odor mtr e. a- . ra Vs by near,
have given your readers a little fuller account of the same. managing clerk in a solicitor's office, sought to recover acc every respectable Vender of Medidnetliroughout th, •irda. r
But, IS it i., I have heard quite enough of it, as; his compenaation f Mr, Frederick Gould, of Kingston. Orders have been received for the Spanish monarchial world, in Box. and Pots, at Is. 1 id., 2.... 9d., is. Ild., lb.,
hearers were tea slow to express their iheapprobation as The defendant had called the plaintiff a convicted felon, flag Mhe re-ogles...a and salutel by Her Majesty's ships M., and Me each. The mallet Mot of pills mouton four
to the manner in which he expressed hinpielt. the truth of which assertion the plaintilf did not deny, but of war abroad and at Use home pmts. donee ; and the *mailed pot of ointment one ounce.
Before 1 c -Mae I must just refer to " the pain" Mr. having suffered for his Acme: he instituted them proceed- The Countess of Flandere gave birth on Thursday Full printed dir..e: ions are stilted to each Box and P and
Barnes says he experienced in making strong reanarksa logs. The jury awarded OW damaires, evening to a son, whom heir presumptive to the throne of
but I atust say I think he sweat out of Ms way for 'lain. 1 Belgium. ca be had Many !sneeze,. es en in Turalab,Arebte, Armenian
when he remarked upon our exhibiting a magic lantern 1 MUSICAI. FEAT BY AN AMATEUR. The fatuity of the late Mr. John Beart, of Alileburgh Persian. orChineme.
"us ith riotous mirth and revelry," when, to tall thetruth. it , Donna the performance of Mendehishona Atha& at who was killed in the Thorpe collision, have obtained at
was wohing mine than the laughter of children, aud '
_sa Plymouth, • young lady, Miss Patterson, achieved the Ipewich a verdict for £l,OOO damages.
The Czarevna, eater of . the Princess of Wales, and
every one knows that children will laugh when they a'' unheara of feat of repeatedly running up the scale to the
'ety
pleased. And, after all, Li there any More imPrnori. • upper It, nearly an octave above any of the ordinary Consort of the Russian hair-apparent, nee birth to a
daughter on Tuesday.
about it than there is in a clergyman laying aside nu soprano voices, and several notes above the point reached e North Fasten Railway Company's waggon works at
the hounds
religion on the Sabbath evening, and following - •by most shotinguished living singers. These notes, and
Hartlepool were burnt down on Friday. Damage about
duruig the week? especially the highest B, were powerful, clear, and
S. COOPER' thoroughly musical. The audience was electrified and £9P9.
----------- compelled encores. The young lady teen amateur. Yir. White, of Cowes. has received a large order from
To the Editor. ,
, the Russian Government to build boats on the same prin-
• ciMe as those for the Arctic Expedition.
If Good Friday observances are to be judged by their , BRIGANDAGE IN ITALY.
effects on the Three Brahma calves, two cows, and a bull, imported for
clergyman at Chanuinster, his disunites I A daring case of brigandage has just taken place in the acelimathation purposes, have arrived at Ruehmere, •
parishioner. are surely to be excused if they refuse to . immediate neighbourhood of Rome. Four English ladies fame near Earl Duilleyas Suffolk seat.
form isny high estimate of them. That their tea meeting staying in the city hired a calm to take them to the Appian Mr. Samuel Hall, late proprietor of the Dover Castle
celebration and speech making should be deemed by them d . Way. On their return the horse was stopped by two Tavern, Brighton. is dead. Ile was commonly known as
as Christian a performance as his diatribes on schism an armed men, who, with threats of personal violence, took "the Brighton Ticbborne," and weighed tat 911 s.
the vulgarity and irreverence of daunt, is wit much to from them all their jewellery and their money. The cab
be wondered at If the curate of Cluuminster does not was then allowed to rm imed w The strike at Messrs. Crawdhay's collieries in the Forest
on its ay. It was again.
know, it is not yet too late for him to learn, that dia. however, stepped by the men, in order that they mof Dean has been settled by the miners agreeing to • five
night per cent reduction in wages,
'enters are not in the habit of asuciatine true religion I take from one of the ladies her earrings, winch they had Mr. N. M. de Rothschild M.P., presided at the anni-
with the outward observance of saints days or forgotten. The driver throughout remained • mere passive
fast daye ; 1 spectator of what occurred. One of the ladies was wounded versary festival of the Jews' Mee School. Subscription'
amounting to ea2,CO were announced.
and, indeed that for • human govern-
ment to enjoin the obeervance of ouch days upon the I in the hand by • stiletto. A fund is being raised at Norwich to defend the seat of
whole people promiscuously, seine and sinners alike, ;
approaches in their judgment very near to that blasphemy Mr. Tillett against the attack made upon it in the recently-
which be has charged on the dissenters for their non- presented petition. It already amounts to £2,000.
observance of them. If churchmen are content to observe The Cospatrick boat, in which the oily three survivors
such a day dissenters have nothing to say, but that they of the unfortunate emigrant ship escaped fire and famine
Crystal Palace.
thoula be publicly maliened by a parson for actintraccor. - is in the C
log to the inclines ia their own minds and in the enjoyment A 'scouter 's jury at Little Bodkin. Essex, have returned
of their undoubted liberty of opinion, is in their Latium- • verdict of wilful murder against Harriet Boulden, a
Don a piece of sheer and unwarrantahle impertinence, domestic servant, for killing her newly-horn infant
which is must to be tolerated at this time of day. That the As
to the familiar problem-What is home without a
curate at Channinster should, in the peculiar &cunt- mother I a Brooklyn boy says that it is a pleasant place
station of his appointment to his sacred ethee and in providel she leave' the key of the pantry behind her.
rentembname of the popular service of has apostolic:a General Sir Charles Yorke, G.C.8., has been appointed
y the season of Constable of the Tower, and Lieutenant of the Tower
Ercutualfiltiortielra linuec.7 by eis4titnis is natural enough, and
jo Hamlets.
1 eau readily excuse him in his earnest appeal for the At Dublin, the hoed Mayor and Conomtion of the city
communion of his dissenting brethren; but, he ought ha. been committed for trial at the Commission for not
Out to lie surprised if they are not inc mud cordially to pr mealy cleansing the streets.
An American philosopher thinks that the mosquito was
stfr itiirs earnestwiU' khislituraTtl.hcisanteLnpolyrahr;Pihrihsloireenveentr, An
with the special design of driving mankind from
and ta bile other mundane trifles are beiug succesidulle the districts in which malaria prevails.
terminate', he may furnish clearer evidence of his eposnch war vessels sent in search of the nineteen
tolical .'e .s' than dal the apostolical brother who Coniniunist prisoners who recently escaped from New
immediately preceded hint in the cure of souls at Caledonia have been unable to discover any trace of
Charm:eater. them.
The Duke of Connaught, whilst travelling recently in
Egypt, shot and collectea the skins of many curious Innis
of that country : also three large crocodiles, one measuring
twenty feet in length.
The Alexandra has been towed into dock at Chatham to
he completed The work of floating her, whieh is a
rather hazardous one, was effected without the slightest
mishap.
John Bennett, &broker, wagon Thtaralay ordered at the
London Mansion House to refund .C2O, and .f. 5 for deten-
tion, which he had obtained (rote an emigrant per the
Victoria steamer.
A poor man, who till now has been earning a few
shilling* weekly his' taking charge of some coach hors. at
Wigton, has come into pommeion of an estate worth
between C 2,1100 and tal,ooo.
A company is being formed for supplying the Free-
muons residing in and visiting London with a club for
the convenient,' of members of the craft, besides afford
ing accommuslistion tor Masonic purposes
A young woman named Rose Ellen *Seethe. • cook,
employed at the Crystal Palace, is in custody charged
with the murder of her child by drowning it in a water
tank.
A receiver has bun appointed in the liquidation of
Messrs Stordet and Co, of 59, Mark-lane, London. The
liabilities are £4OO,UUO of which £3110,000 are likely to run
off.
During the past week, 6,000 pilgrims have appeared at A boy, named Allison. was killeti on Friday morning
Lourdes. at Birkenhead (my a stone which was thrown at him
A large number of women have obtained certificates to during is quarrel about marbles by another boy named
act as " museum advocates • in St Petersburg. Rol arts.
Lord Radotock has again left England for St. Peters- The Secretary of State for War has decided to abolish
burg, to undertake another series of religious services, the appointment of Aesistant Solicitor to the War
Senior Cratelar has au ex.minister's pension of £3OO • Office. The salary attached to the office was £l,OOO per
year from King Alphouwas Covernnient annum.
Time Berlin Governtuent has forbidden the employment It is announce' that the right of next presentation to
of French workineu on works of fortifieation, the rectory of Spetisburymuni•Charhon Marshall, near
The Duke of I:on:taught has joined his regiment, the Mamboed, is to be will by auction in the course of the
7th Beeson, at Norwich. present month.
The Catholic subscriptions for Cardinal Manning have A Californian, advertising for a wife, says that neither
beauty nor money is an übjes.t., but that he requires her
reached .C 5,0011.
The exports of porter from Dublin last week amounted friends to deposit 01,500 with him, simply as security for
to 4.840 hhile. her good behaviour.
The farm labourers on the Isle of Sheppey are on strike In the Crown court at Limerick assizes a man named
for ten hours a day. Marshall charged with sunnier was acquitted: hut, on the
At the Bristol Awizes William Hole was sentenced to civil side, another jury gave the widow of the murdered
death for the murder of his wife, man a verdict for LAM damages against him.
On Titeeday 100 agricultoral lalonrers and their families The luspeetor General of recruiting for the anuy
left Berton en route for New Zealand, under the auspices mentions, in his report. the case of • private now prisoner
of the Labour League. at Port...mouth, who between Feb. al, PAD and January
On Tuesday afternoon the new buildings of the Mer- MI, pi7s. enlisted 8 times and deserted as often.
chant Taylor s School, London, were opened by the Prince Sir Percival and Lady Radcliffe have left Caverswell
of Walee, who was accompanied by the Princess. Cutle, their Staffordshire residence, in con-sequence of
The Emperor oh Russia is expected at Ems about the insults offered to Lady Radcliffe by sympathisers with
middle of May, and will be visited there by the Duke of Arthur Orton.
Edinburgh. All bachelors are not entirely lost to the refinement of
The Archdeacon of Ely describes the Public Worship sentiment for the following toast WWI lately given by one
Regulation Bill as a sharp and dangerous weapon of cor- of them at a public dinner :-"The ladies, sweetbriers in
reotion, which may peesibly smite when least expected, the garden of life."
Alderman Jesup, of Sheffield, has given £12,000 They build very large residences out West. An lowa
towards the building and furnishing of another hospital paper says, "It is only 21 years since the first house was
in Sheffield. erected in Burlingtomand now it contains 20,120 inhabi.
The General Pratestant Synod of Ireland met on Toes- tants."
day in the New Hall, presented by Mr. Roe, distiller, Warren, A TONIC.- Dr. Punch : Well, I hope you've
Dublin, at a curt of about /10.000. come up stronger from the country I Dizzy.: I hope so.
Switzerland is prospering. The State accounts for 1674 too; but the winter has been very trying. Dr. Punch (to
show an excess of revenue over expenses of over 3:50„000 everybody) : System wants bracing ! -Punch.
Captain Boyton has exhibited his litesaving dress in Her Majesty has been pleaeed to approve of the dis-
Cowes "'Arbour in presence of the Queen, the Princess bandruent of the Sussex Light 'louse Volunteers, raised
Beatrice, and Prince Leopold. at Brighton four years ago by Capt. F. S. Shenstone, the
[tie said that a donation of £5,000 for the restoration of troop having failed to fulfil the requirements of the War
Exeter Cathedral has been left by thel ate Mr. Gibbs, of °Rice.
the fine of Gibbe. Bright, and CO. The World states that Major Walter Harbord, late of the
Twenty thousand Freetnasods wished to be present at 7th Hussars, who was distnissed from the army for card
the installation of " Brother Wales " as Grand Master, sharping exploits at Nice, intends to take legal proceedings
but the Albert Hall will not accommodate mom than ten or the recovery of .C. 8,000 the sum paid for his commission. 20 PlERtialerUl,ZtilligN"!R-IrVilt•lr lualli.„Pi"Asniteurdi,nlo
thousand. Doesn't he " wish that he may get it?"
At the Norfolk amazes, William Stills, convicted of • 1 The famous Shorthom Cow, bight "10th Duchess of sale. Write, F. Cineent, S, Haddington Villas, Stratford
felonious a.sisult on • yOUDF lady, at Great Masaingham. Geneva," which was bought for the Earl of Bective, at the Omen, Essex.
Norfolk, was sentenced so eighteen years' penal eerntude, New York Mills sale, for 7,000 guineas, has given birth to , • CARTERW -
and to receive twenty lashes with the cat i a promisine red heifer calf. whose sire is the "Ind Duke of GRASS and CLOVF.R SEMaS TO SUIT ALL 8011 S,
Bishop Ellicott, speaking at Gloucester, on Monday CARRI ADE FREE.
night, said that, after mature consideration, he had come NCrrHING LIEF. Lome.- Orton Inmonstrator :" I don't
1 Tres/enter. I Carters' Essay, " Uwe to kre down Land to Grass." Post
to the
conclusion (het the only remedy for eioeseiee cam wtether he's Orton or Tighlein. erCesta or who he is, i troy at
drinking and drunkenness was total abstinence. ho • I aorta like t' see • po'r man kep out of 's propay !" , Tits geese's Swum 237 and MS, 111011 HOLBORN, Looms.
On Saturday afternoon four houses which had been Second Orton Demonstrator: "Jesh alio I' (They retire METROPOLITAN lit EAT. ..
erected over a dimmed malthoue in Birmingham fell f° refresbb -Paw's' ' Tve. norms BILIOUS ANO LIVER PILLS, without
without any warning. and caused injures more or less A memorial is being circulated among clergymen of the SMITHFIELD, I. RIDAY.-The market to-day
l." ifelculY t Invaluable to all who suffer Mot bilious mid
severe to nine pensons. Chumh of England for 'tauter% expressing earnest ap- was quieter, and rates were hardly so firm. The sup. liver complaints, indigestion, wind, spasins,glildiness doziness
The dwelling•house of • small farmer named M•Don- prove! of the recently issued pastoral of the archbishops
nell, Waterford county, was maliciously destroyed by an,. Melton ited sincere loyalty to "Use church and hermedwidielinneth,,wirldo_earnta ii,,eir,!fither.)ol.
cn.thetcbni...,..l,cti,
ith,,.e.).• are,n,undeq4u..tnllont,
plies on sale were moderately extensive. The follow- of the eyes, be. tar 'habituate:maven/as, as a family aperient
ing are the quotations :-Inferior beef, as ad to as ;
tire on SatUrday night, the eldest son of the owner was chic. f P"tars'
severely burned. Charles Orton, who " poached" upon his brother middling ditto, 4.s to 456.1; prime large ditto, es 8d ,„,,i rireasii,„;;- the ehme ~,,,,,,a' eysetena Sold by iv.
The Rev. Thome. Barnar.l, Church of England derv- Arthur, the would-he Baronet, when the monthly hush-
nw'elnlewYo"erholluset",l"..o4f.w' bwhichbeehenwreasmfoorve'ooluiremtimmthe aenCia:nbeater, to 55 ad; prime small ditto, 5s 2d to ss 6d ; veal, as Lambert, cbemiet. la Vera Street, Oxford Street, Londoo, W.,
man of Chipping Ongar, Essex, was on Saturday fined AM Is I_6l and ft WI Wrapped in •
to 55 ad • inferior mutton, as 8d to 43 4d ; middling ' and all bmggiste in bused.
square gram, pecker& Take tio weer.
and cods for being drunk and creating a dnturbance in
A A
decided of the Illinois State Leinslature has taken a ditto, 4s 'fici to ss ; prime ditto 5s 2cl to 5s 6,1 ; large ' _
the Globe theatre, London. to the taster establishment in his native Wapping.
a idea step against the "bat's Liquor" fashion in the pork, 35 8d to 4s 4d ; and small ditto, 45 8d t 9 ss ; , cArrtoyi TO AGRICUtTURMTS.
, The PhouvhseGuano. Prepared at tlescombe, Cheshire.
The Prince .if Wales is fitting up • gymnasium on the
Zoe of a bill..providing that.
.person aaking another lamb, 75 to 8s per Bibs by the carcase. '
TIM PHOrIPIIO-GUANO OoMPANT. lamited, were the
lawn .4 Marlborough House for the recreation of the royaloriginal introducere Into Oren lintaln of the valuable
children, who are in training under a staff instructor of 'tenure, universally known as Phosphodlueno. It is prepared
person to arms any intoxicating liquor shall be fined no
Ylus that 2111daola, nee more than 100 dols
_ll_..ihe
ntfactsontniiihnot
,annifinm.iitnnen. se
.multitude of persona esti- POTATOES. from Natural Guano, imperted front the bands .1 Raker,
...i.thAe a"..c.leurgyr.t2.. mole,
d7.o,nyngearens oflod; winesinzenaward.edtaiantedNonrowthictßOßOUGH ANI) SPITALFIELDS, FRIDAY.- Howland, end Jarvis, In the Pacific Ocean.
I r,r,h-brains on their shoubtesre:nParteednilethil bea
furnished The
The arrivals of potatoes continue moderate, but their The l'hosphodhano e 5.16•07. Limited. see "8, ...lasi'.
Thorpe collision. The medical evidence was to the effect condition does not materially improve. Trade is
that he would never recover his health and strength.
At the Ohl Bailey, Stanley Jonas was sentenced to llf •
rtenite demonstration is almost sufficient to make us quiet, and prices were as follows :- ed by the numerous imitatious existing,
• 1 desnew of the metropolitan portion of the hut anklet being mist
gay" 7"ra* Pau" aentude fm embaalling' at sarwat • Withreference to the sat-adulteration- u all rare. Is einem „..„ .. TlSatto 1105 per ton. whether dawribed by the name, or an approximate title The
revel 'd
06' Guano
cilt?rreliniNßriPritC"HASlmEltSi"."d
times, ten,oun the property of his employers, meana. a .
chests
_e bill, it is stated Viet-was -_ _ _ 100 s. to 140 s ~ fact that there are such imitations is the greatest praise that
consumption are known to be stored in the bowie 1a
that many thousand of tea quite unfit for human
Arnold, wine merchents.Flukes _.._ .. tole. to 'Ma „ can be conferral upon this Guano, for it is evident If Manu-
Lord John Manners has unveiled at Todmorden Om 1 haturen had a better Manure to offer, they would meek to Ms
present opportunity of imputing immesh it by a different nue, and would not undlely oh
a
the warehouses be lost the results might be calamitous ti
statue et the late Mr. John Flelden, M.P., raised by hews, and should the ' ware'
public subscription, in recognition of his services in con- . ._
our title ia Phospbo-Guano, or use a name elowly allied to
nection with the paeans of the Ten Hours BM. , consumers. MANURES. In addition to Pheeph.eaustio the Company manufamu
As a coneequence Of. using bad init. ills related that the . A coroner's inquiry took place respecting the suicide, on Inquiry continues very active for all artificial manures,
signatures to tbe original copy of the declaration of Inde- Sunday ening. of Janice Alexander a Liverpool ship- '
t ....3 roomettegenuine Phosoliatiusno, as prepared by the
pendence owner. Fur some time mammal
have faded so that they are scarcely visible. - Y deceased hail been MOAT IRRITATION,-The throat and
TH • alle to indaniluati • windpipe age /.'"1. The 'rilCiuni:na -be mothiro on only be obtained born
other IA auures Ins, the highest Clams of Raw slaterials ~,nly.
....to in Liverpool and London, with every prospect of commis'. at • esnnii . .. •
An eagle of the Pyrennees, measuring from wing to sleepless and irritable, caused se he hinted( believed, by esPiremilY ie '. . . am. causing some. end
and imtation, inducing cough and an advance in price as the iseason comes o .
Nitrate of
isornlwataisotinaogreat..dem.a.nd, and
.. at higher rates
the Works, or front Acoositual Agents. It is sold under
wing about eight feet, was caught last week in Finisterre. having suddenly given up smolder. Verdict " Temporal amuse, tickling Guaranteed Analy-sis, and every Hag is stamped with the Cs•m-
Per ton-a s. il. aad. : peny's Tule Mark, without which none a genuine, and Agri.
To one of its feet was attached a heavy trap, which lied • mental debility."
prevented it from flying.e in na ~s., rn
Jean Servant, who wu found guilty of niering his the fond of jujubes. fihacesine in these agreeable mole ..... son - per cod) .. • •
affecting the yoke. For
,thmea senapteme use glycerin
con- 6 onr6 7 6 culturiste are cautioned against purchasing any other.
a birthday b the distribution wife, at the Geronne Assizes. u I•
I pleased to consider eiroonetanees et:Gunnell., exclaimed, on
to. hard labo„ atefo.r life, "Well, that is not 1 , ,sc.. ....
J. V. WILLIAIIs, Chemist, ai, sc. 'bale aa'' ------ ..
- ..
- ..
0
•aus being in proximity to the lauds a os
la er what the jury was feetl'
'.
excited by the act of ..krn . Peruvian Guano, direct from Importers' ' All itifonnation can be obtained from the Works, Seseombe,
It te stated that it is proposed to mark the approaching 1.
anniversary of Her Majesty y ythey am . gs beaanies actively Stores, It 10-.. I meagre.
heeling. bd. and Is packet. thy poet 801- m ,- Do. do., smaller quantities .. • . .. IS 0-14 0 : Note. - Messrs Jaen, Taman. Hun and Son. Limitesi, of
of a sumber of honours and re* to naval and military ! being sentenced.
officers of distinction.
or less reptings
I too dear for the pleaaure 1 Met in bleeding and burying us' jja,‘ JillEs Ern a Co., lloneeopialec r e'et,eanilalma Bones _ .. .. 0 0-- •• Bow Bridge, Swale:ma .-- - a-ee ceased to be agents for the
Threadneelle Street, and 1711, Picadilly, ' Ch----- ''". Do crushed .... '.
. 8 6--- 9 9 Me of this Company's
, ,_Dr. Kenealy has. offered a bait, sauce 1 to -to , Londott-,bold in M.. Awl! Ina, .. .. .. •
o 0-- • •
A grand banquet of hone, ass. and mule flesh toot rase* ' het."
In Paris on Saturday. About seventy persons sat down.
E. dish was very osas wt.' I lsis Nato. ("hoes A sseciof • us sulacnh- . 1‘,...• A aDo direr ~ is 0- - 9 OCAFFOLDINC.POLES, Lamma.PoLis, Flagstaffs, mars,
The Dade Neoes correspondent sale- erY rl i 1 ,„ .1
s. gi .
card, , .
altos:courts, anecam, COLIM, Potts is Tit c AMMaI Ch.aremil BO ..
-ft ',late) 6 0-- 6 5 0 masts. Fencing, Stares, Beards for taus, Pit Props end
per cent. i issi • •
good. In no one was ere anything dugout& in the ng mem rex. .vs to give will reeeive a red ' v lIMIATiI Pirnati E -Ilawg,,t Nitrate of soda, in Lona. .1210 Is 6 , Mining Timber, correct liallway•Pit Alla Tramway-simpers, de,
slightest degree either in taste or smell. Had I not signed by himeelf in full, whilst those who bleed less ' SilaoaatiaLa.sa. al, wAra las • • W-Two of DR. LOCOCK ODo d i '••- • 12 0-13 0 Sc, delivered anywhere. Apply P. Oman, Timber Impute',
it
known beforehand I should have supposed throughout freely,..ll. get a .
card of -onetime colour. authenticated by I'l, °ill'''. t. '
! NaVey.moutb by
give ins tee,' late relief, end nothing &dna". el
. else gives sa.'_," a s""ad rafamaaao aarat's * "-.--- - "'mania- •' " '' I o- Ito •
is 0-19 0 Tyne Docks, South Shields.
the dinner that I was eating various preparations of beef. me miu Is MY• , . d nervous Pains they act like a charm
rest. In rheumatic Oypsum .• •• .. .. .. .. IST ATIMIA L MEMOIII A L ° Seminal and Cameron downs
Brow hoc.
was
simple
as good a ,„,up ii, I ever meted. • The advocatet i 4 W emu e Suffrage were this year an • amebic for detain. a 'To singers they E. pew, end co, (London Manure Col, .
AM milk butter, good enough, but rather insipid, and defeated by only a smell limiority. via, 33, in pae the are 11111
it 't tinite like ines clearing,
•
F an atr.ngthiux the voice.Fenchurch Street, E.C. a national memorial for the blessings they have untamed
• upon society. A Ind Pen is enough, proverbially 'to tuake •
horse sausage from Besucaire, which nobody could dire majority against the meaeure was 79, and this num'. .
ler has , Thee ' "' ne. Sold be all medicine
Messiah from the ordinary spiced pork u sage
u of the we believe, been steadily eltalinteg every year eince. At seri
• dors at Is. lid. and M. 91. per box.--Ca • LTION.-EVOTT ....m.m.........---- . saint swear,' but the must wicked literery sinner must 13e very
ftl e genuine medicine has dm word " D HAY AND STRAW. insensible to ftal benefits it he dose not mese flam the evil and
neighbourins town of Arles Horse fillet roasted u Re
w • similar rate of progression, the Women's Disabilities Ima "- -f• - •
"in white letters on a a r. Leek s
tootheorue and tender, far better than the average beef Removal Bill will in a slew year. pass the Cunneen.. Wafers • red ground in the Govern. WIIITECHAPEL, TVESDAY.--Trade here to-day sing the praises of thee PENS." -Leiqh Chrol4ll4ll.
At N ''. n. star., entente, without which words '•They o.nse as a boots and a blessing to men,
all are was good, expecion for the better kinds of hay, and
served in restauranta. I did not much like the donkey's ;h. 1 a atawe li Henry al:elders fanner, of Sharington. me 1 •
• interfetta. . Y The Pickwick, the Owl, and the WaVelity PM.
um of Wan C arLe, with cruelty to seven cows by starving them. , tot
liver, which leveed to me rather strong. The tong „ one of the .
ni i, . . llottowat's OINTMENT ASO Para are,. ,__ prices had an improving tendency. The supplies on
horse, lug, and mule served with different sauces. could e anim s taVIM diol from sheer starvation. t , ter remedies sae °ads cheapest,offer ••A CERTAIN CURE FUR
For the defame it w tbe awl the now pot u lat all seasons, and under wan. short. 1 FITS !! EPILEPTIC FM!!! ',Fitzroy, Loss or Munn,
not be distinguished from tongues of beeves, muttons, or .. .„ as contended that there mus ~
_,____,,,,ne they may be neisg
w_ ..(Per Load of 36 flusele ) Tamistrnie Of nia Limes.
goats. active operation. such as thrashing, tu omen a con- • all ena""f" f doing nd. ith safety end with
victiou ; and the magistrates, taking this view, dismissed the certainty 0 . Ita gi Eniptions, rashes, and all Fine meadow thy .. - •-me w "aL i Thew complaints hitberto considered incurable, yield at
A bod woo is coming for the glaziers and dealers in glass .a_
cee. : deariptions of don diseases, ewe., ulcerations, d
horns Inferior Ditto.. .. 66a to 76s I sues to a dose or two of
and crockery, for • process of toughening glass has been ..A=
•• Ms. to 40s.
, are at once o inately cured aty ose Straw .. i fiIAYLOR'S ANTI-EPILEPTIC Medicine. Ask your Druggist
diecovereil ster which tumbler or glair -dishes may be At Siihnout,h, William Ball a young man, placed some • • • • ' ' • . 100 s. to 127.
heeling, soothing, ami purifying medinmenta. The Prime old Clover .. • • •• . ,t to get it for you and do not be persuaded to try any other
thrown across a room, and against the °matte wall, with pieces of rule and an iron rail mama the main line of the , Ointment rubbed upon the abdomen checks all tendency Inferior Ditto .. .. aft to Ma. I Medkine, Moos dose of this will prove its ealesey, or It can be
itnpuntty, sad, of couple, servants and children cannel le . f
.1
melon and South Western It I • Th
al wM• e eaFrea• to irritation in the bowels. and averts diarrhea and thee I sent direct from BANGERS, 150, Oxford Street, London, W.
break them without trying very hard. This is promised by travelling forty nit es per hour, dashed through the , disorders of the inteatium generaill imy . Price laid, ts Od end as ed a Hoene
1.1. de la Beetle, • Frenchman. who has for years been obstruction. and the train oscillated violently, but kept. silent during the SEEDS. T UCRATIVE INVESTMKNT-An EtITATE m SWEbsa„EN.
ode
endeavouring to discover souse mu of rendering glue upon the line Charged witl d 'owner and fruits seasons. heat lumpa blotches, A
.. . . 1 the act, be admitted it, an , pimple., inflantinatione, of the atm, ...ewer .....na Yen' vails for clover and
brisk demand now pre .I.j containing 0,000 ACTIN Valuable Forma amble a"'
tough, and who has at last succeeded. He simply heats said he expected to hear a great noise when the train went neuralgic affeetions, and enlarged glands can be effectually-- other seeds, the weather having lately been so favour- Minced Land, and a large mamma Central amulets mar
his Ina articles to • certain temperature, am than over. Ile was committed for trial.
. overonsie by using Holloway', remedied according to the able for agricultural rposes• Stocks of red clover Hal end Nsaigetion. Unlimited Shooting and Fishing. A
plunges them into • "bath mnefsains ur a beefed An amusing case of breach of promise has occupied the instnictione &mono:anent' every packet pu fortune to a Proaleal
oleaginous compound," or in plain English, • bath con- court at Gloucester. The plaintiff. aliss HaineT between A BMWs RIO or all is Mined 13 1M have now got quite low, and prices consequently keep wigs., B 0 Nan. Price, /12,000. Apply for per-
• What f ' , - a ' 7 -""s. Reckitt and
Mining oil OW some other Arany substance. the ou mid 40 year. 0 age. claimed damages rem Mr. sous. of Hull and bnelon, for information that shall lead exceedingly fi lalle no further downward
y rm. n• u , xB, Poet Mee, South Shields. Agents ow, aPpIY.
trrtisitY hi IstlitY ! Ecotztimy '• 1
constituents of this bath are is, or course. • secret Some tawrence, a widower, upwards of Ift. A taeat deal of to the conviction of any jperson miffing imitations • movement has taken place. White clover meets a
of their WARREN'S Patent oOOKING POTS and
of the gnu article. toughened bY ill° new Meese ere On kissing seems to have been indulged in, the defendant peris Blue in Sqares. It is may to detect the good inquiry at unchanged rates. In trefoils a large BROILERS,
view in London, and have been subjected to elittacedlnall declaring that Miss Haines was very fond of " worshiP- the Paris Blue "nosed Oa Oa priew of Wishes' /, cheatls " . ---e _,,, enhanced • Bye
testa. We may add that the tonguelike proms is not an vine him through the medium of osculation. The juicy only genuine when sold in squares flUlldry; is trade has been doing, at slightly a, currencies. ial HINSON'S Patent CAFLTICRES and COFFEE
expansive one. It.und • verdict for the plaintiff, with 4:260 damages. _ . . wrapped up in pink Nt,-,..,.
Parr ' I. thscsitt and Bons' name and trade mark. -- 'mg is naked for Pennant' 17e-ffrawes• For LI mum
Road be all Furabable Ireamengers.