The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-02 00:00:00

THE DORsET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTi 11A I GAZETTE, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, MI.

OWNING OF A PORTLAND PILOT AT SCHOOL FiteSTe. —On Wedneolay the Congrelational
ALDERNEY.
Sunday Scho d had its animal trent. A lice ession of
The yacht Sipple was Dome time ago engaged by some 700 sehohirs snd teachers. OH of eh in carrio i
several offic.re of the We Yorkshire Regiment for beautiful borruets r basket* of fl were, 'parched f. out
the Rummer season, and she was worked by a Wey- th., now is:heols in Skinner-atm:t through the prim:lira
mouth lean named Stickland and by Pilot grown, of street, of the town to a field at liongfieet, lent by Mr.
Fathead. They went &erase to Alderney, and it J. It. Taylor. Tlii Boarnetneutli town band beetled
&ppm'
,bett on Saturday night Itrown wee in the them, 1111.1 the Poole iii, and erum laid lea oTO,fin•
.• or punt, poising between the vessel and t e panied the proce,siiiii. which, Ph it. hinds-use
shore, when the boat upset and Mr. Brown *se banner., was .1 most ilo9ooioK one. Not th• lea.t
droeued. A telegram on Teem:ley Natal that the pretty p irtion ill it was six wa:glu loads of ve.y lEtle
body hail b en r.c •vend. mid w old be burial on °nee, wnich brourht up tit) rear. Aintliemnen:. end a
Tuesday oc Wrdoesday. lkoesimed I ro .ve chil- good- tea were rAr: led in the aid the children
drm, of whom only a little boy is at w rk. One of heartily el j oyed amass ilves.—The rant afternoon the
the bye net a fearful death at the .e.awroill SUMO time cnildren ot,the.ll4l.tiet Sunday Sthool heel their treat,
IWO*
the scene of winch wee a field at l'arkstone, lent by
NAST INSTOW N. Mr. J. S. Hudson, to which they were ta'ten train
Jaws' Somgrir.---A sermon was preached in the alter a shuil Sr 'tie-t promeha le, he tiled by the
parish church on Sunday evening by the Rev. Dr. Lytcbett drum and life band. Tea an I antimemente
Ellie, missionary at Warsaw in behalf of the Lindon were provided an in the other c sic.
Society 1. r Promoting l'hristianly aniuupt the Jews; ISSURANCIL COMM:VMS AND TIILIR Suarktoitit.—
after which • collection was made, amounting to At the last, Chard Comity Court the case was filer lof
£3 0.. Ohri.
Hui dr.in Im ub Power, sorgion, Chid, r. Wiliam
Sillier, Hobert Whitehmme. an I J amih Stutitw, repre-
sentatives of Vie Ursi h Impel I iendly noel tY.
Londoe.--Cleim £3210. for toed ical attend...o Mr.
Baker, of litniniter, appeared f r Ilsiinhiff, end Mr.
ch &man • f thee erist (one if the feurient..)
represented the defen lam e.—lt iripeared Mr. Poems
was appiiiiiteil medical tilliser ol the Tealeiers and
0 I Society in Chard on the to:abort mdb.g that
he was to receive for his @erste. Is. Pee Inetalher per
quarter. This society has stioe ha -n taken over
by the 1.1 itish Imperial Friendly Soci-t! , who bougl.t
all the otretssiding debt,. Mr. th.wue minfe an &Rh-
cation to the souety for payment after running on
for fire co.irtere, viz. £8 104 .:e was men by the
tecretei y, Mr. Ni all. who wee sa,iiiied as tithe claim,
ant laminae.' piyinetp. fotthwith. At the sine titue an
agreement way arrived pt that ii r. Powoe ih sold from
th,g tine reesisa le, 6. per m lot'.'! of Is, as
before, No payment h id, ima or s, been inal,
his claim now amount:Ai hi f:32 108.—Mr. Miler .li..
;PICA the number of members in 1.. out in o..iiitire
• aid sin, he mamier. f c dcoliit:ne.—Mr. Tracey,
formerly &mint sit the sanity in Ch .td, inlet mtiat ci
Mr. Pewee's elsim by pro lemur hi. in»ks, ah using
the number of turnwwre hereon. - air, Stiller then
iliapotrd that the .eeretary ('r. Neale) h any
en silty hi reuse the piyinwit C.:41 attludatic.i
tu li. 6£ pm member, roil still stock to it Viet the
number of members was incorrect, and the. only £32
was owing Mr. Power, which hail been pd.' mt.
C.osito—liie Honour wail he wee satisfied as to the
number of tnemben., but out as to Mr. Neale's hairmg
authority to rides the fee. His Judgment would,
therefore, be f £l4 54., being El p-r member.-- Mr.
Hiller gave notice thst, if possible, he should a psal
against the deniable.

ORARMINSTIER.
Roma! EsceooL THU?. On Wedceadav the
011 h-hen at:ending the Weeleyan and Methodiet
Sunday Arlneola had their annual treat in afield hi:4db'
lint by Mr. Meade. The children it.seintded in large
rt^mbers it the Wayley4,, Chapel, and paraded use
eillate %%Ph banner.. a .d [towing, after which they
went to the field, ed ere panes of v iii ,tta kinds
Men pr.tvi lid. A capital tea wie provided in the
bare, and the chil heti apeot a ve. y peas 03 day.

PETTY SESSIONS.

Before the l'ii;or (G. C rum. q).C. J. Stone, IL
Fri-olio.. and W. tVu•t in. E.q..
TRANSFERS.— al.. li-cenee of the Yeeinan lan was
innate: red irom !Lolly Sh e to hie MID•. 11.1411 Arthur
T.yior. &Ida. lila Irmo Althur Derrick to Allred Hooper.
Willeu, Wilt, was char d by hi. was, &rah Ann
a aim-Felde looking woman, with an swaault upon
her end up,n their child. The fellow went home on
Satorday toed drunk end erro:d his wife by the
throe,. When the child came to her aunt sacs he
knocked her (loan and licked her shooller, hut
did not bur: it much, the women said, who eriderrly
il.sired to acruen the acenip ; but in reply to Mr. Aileu
she said the chiles shoulder wail ft cob brulieul, the
d ctor acid, low not (meaty put out. She bed omen
altogeiber, en I the de linden: seized her wle.o,
✓ie• lied her h.by in bi cl.p. Out of oriel( h. 'raise of
husband, but be gerwrally was •crush nn S ,turdays. L ...t
week be ewe her 10L—The Mayor: And took V.. for
wages —Dafendent amid be had nothing t a be didn't
renteiab.r doing it.—The Mayor and insight- de, gave it
t hien ray at.runaly. and told Mal lot cAuluct vs... dis-
grace u He an thud 4.3 sad coma or in Mullions
month's hard labour.

Oro, a doz'nettapstit ns 0.4 tot d tor this. sad It g two
lawns* atuot,ntont. 111.11-, ontuolo WAS a box It
raised &hint c tost ;rota h,to 11.1. under this Vacs
10 Creep. i 1 Vie • is it •I , i ;al et act
torte pa J, Lo .hter. Tao iso p.r;ortssasce 1,9 sir. it
if Snow woe ti climb 00 'wens (show 12 fe t
logl), sot osor thell,•ssaat tl int* or. thei ti', said s
do.st the We: 4•0 by rJtio. A .rstsst ilea, of +gilt
was exhibit:4l oy to WI of ti, its.ta in t its at. Tao::stl
o!otanto was a wow ii tour cas s. fro.. ehcl, tau s was
had Leila ku ccl a. Ts.ese Cosy leml to er.wl through.
No such easy lato:s, iii atr:•el •0. L., got Eta :It, and
began ti roil st iii•, t 0 p's s.l !a Ight, + et 3
Milli. The 4.1 sad I s.nit ii• was s. hat rat only be
oomos,t4 4. as .nto .'w e`s if pip... Trnnaga
tLe ..• s•. ta.sr ita.l to slin/.1 slat ion',
•eil %bey dt tit.t g.V Is, : a'at iu itti•ir d.s
w of tinfortu...... ft ,acsitg it in s
some at t0..t0 bacon. a,uo, lI.ml.•.•la 'int :04
klosed sal tog. toiL t • tLe great at.itglst a tins
meta :ite. Tao trick waa—
G iff
B wt . 2

The 1r Zit wer • a.terwards .Itat-11, it •I, a the r.queat
f the C• 11.. I.y Atm Bract it 1.111.1 ig. c.suce,rful
Gaup Alt rec •ivi .10e in a ,•,!tc cheerio..
A: the C nicluann, Mr. G. B. Aldri•tio ih inked tt
for tbe pismire t toot pr.-seot vd .xerrietterd. eta
expnesaal a bui, ktt th day hot bseu a prt cwr..us c,
au that tl.Ol would wr.n hate a ,i 0,10. 11,
ai,o thask,l th••u) for the ,:•801)..c.unt th ••
Alarhtao her '0 r ,•u u t a Niro).
Cbelra w.,,, t on av M ‘6llll Mre. Lto, ttlut
a'terwards )laecitor wa, to-p: uto t ) the uhaic of the
Warohatu (14 D0..01) hat w:.o porta:n."l da tog tho
J.., no Bo) groeud.
Pr..v..0, to Cie re,•••s 0,1 mitht n.n.io a there %V ol
Ar. vr c race or bil% wit .411 th••
wir.ch attrect:,l tarot au bra f stact tt,ca.

strike her, and then it would cost him ENO. Com-
p ablaut also told witness that she ought neverto have
hall iarw.ael - that it was John Residell she ought to
have had. (Laughter).—ln re-examination, Mrs.
Hansford denied the evidence of .4.g. Crabb, and
sul 't ed that her husband had often illtreated her.—
. he Bench considered the sasaul was committed, and
he would have to lae bound to keep the p ace for 12
mouths ; t find two sureties of £3O each, and enter
jut., his own rueognizance of 40, and t. . pay his wife's
0„.0 —John Hansford, father of defendant, and
William Itansford, a relative, became bondsmen.—
William Foliott, dealer, Ileatninster. WM charged w th
ass tufting Cuarles Barter, of ills sa:ne place, on the
4th of July. —Mr. Day appeared for defendant.—
Complain:Let said he was as-aulted Elliot in the
road near Whirs:sheet hill, when Elliot struck him
several tiines, witoout provocation.—By Mr. Day:
did no; say anything about his wife, he We. " too
al...rated' for tha (opmpl4liaa never offered
t tight him.— e.illian Howe, carpenter, of Beulah'.
'tr, Saw EillOtt ruu after /tarter, when his wife tried
to keep him bazlc, but he got away from his wife and
; ran af.er him Saw Elliott strike hiin.—Mr. hay:
Was it a vailent Lithe ? Witnees : I dun'no didn't
, feel it.—The Bench tined Elliott 20s. and tie. GI costs,
or, in defa..lt of mound, 14 days hard labour.-
1 Candles Gale and Abel Bier wars summoned for
; al...wing their horses to stray. on the highway, at
wa ditch, on the Ifith inst. Seer did not appear, and
Wag tined To. and costs, and Gale who pleaded guilty,
I Is. and costs..—Gutli Legg, single woman, residing
with 11-r two deaf and dumb brothers, at West Milt
near l'owerstoclf,, pleaded not ismilty to stealing a
; faggot of ash tivi„,,s, property of Hobert Stone, tailor,
of lssicombe. The bundle of wood was valued at 3.1.
I —The charge had to be simplified by a lady, who
kindly attended the der, ndant in court when defeu-
' elan pleaded not guilty. —The Bench ,from the first
deemed the defendant, from her appearance,
irresponsible for the olleins3, and asked prosecutor to
withdraw the charge, but he appeared unwilling.—
Stone sail he saw Legg with the faggot under her
arm. and when ~ho saw him she dropped it and went
away. When he asked her about it site denied it, but
after a anis (tame to his house stud :Diked lion to forgive
her.—The defe dant would make but one answer to
the Bench, and that ii, the most vacant and idiotic ;
manner. Ti... Bunch disinesed the case considering
defendant WAS not capable of judging right frau,
wrone --Willisui W. each, farmer, lborncombe, was ;
charged with barb% imperfect and undamped scalm
and weights in his p .4.4.assion.—Sargeaut Hamard pro-
duced a pair of scales 104 ozs. against the purchaser, a
41b. weight illZel. slid a 21b. weight. 1 dram
deficient. 1. or the scales defendant was fined its, in-
cluding costs, and ter the widglits o..ti Brown,
Beamin•ter, for keeping unjust beer
measures, was tined 10ii. and costs.--Alfred Poole,
Beaminster, was summoned on the complaint of l'.C.
Roper for being drunk and riotous at Beaminster, in
the 2sth June, and Wag fined :is. and ha costs, and
Samuel Poole for a similar offence tined
mid lis. custs.-13onjamin House, Br.aaninster, who
did not appsa.., but wheat case was proved by Con-
stable H.s,k, was sentenced to one month for disorderly
behaviour at Boaininster, 011 the 2nd inst.—William
Diuient amid Frederick Taunton made no appearance
to the cuarge of having absented themselves trout the
service of their ennaloyer, Mr. W. Gunge. of
Ileaminster, on the sth inst.—P.C. It ;per proved the
serv.ce.—lt was stated th .t defendants had enlided as
soldiers.—The case was adjourned for.. mouth.—'l'he
following were the transfers: White lion Broad-
wiudsor, from Walter Timard to Edward Sibley ,• New
Inn, Corscombe, from William Symes to William
Brownsdon ; Shave Cross, from Samuel G. Gifford to
Amriali Elliot ;L.xlers Arms, from Sarah A. Bowring
to C arence Wesley lime' Kings Head, Braipule,
from George Boon to Frederick C. Clarke; Manor
etrins, 11....smineter, from Thomas Crabb to Charles
Foster.

the committee be handed to the ratopayem In the same THROAT IRElTATlON.—Sorenemiand drzess,tickling
way as the instruction to the committee was handed to and irritation, inducing cough and affect the voice.
thou through the ratepayers. The ratepayers declared For these sympt one use EPPs'it Glycerine Jujubes.
at.the public meeting that curb and such works should Glycerine, in these agreeable confections, being in
be done by the Local Board if they undertook to do it proximity to the glands at the moment they are
without calling upon the rates. The Local Board excited by the act of socking, becomes actively heal.
having appointed that committee reeeived no report inv. Sold only in boxes, 71d. and le lid., labelled
from them for 18 mouths. Ile etiniidensi that the Local ~ James Epps & C••., Homeopathic Chemists,
B,
oard re actually
we instructedand requested to execute L n km." A letter received: "Gentlemen,—lt may
the work on Ow expo...a condition that nothing was to perliap., interest you to know that, after an extended
be paid out of the rates. That being the ease, and the trial, I have fonnd your Glycerine Jujubes of con-
Ito int !giving done their duty as far as they ...mid, he siderable b•nefit (with or witlinut medical treatment)
belio.ved the noepayere might be wither to ley the i.l ahnost all forms ,4 throat di.eise. They soften and
amount in a rate, if ou the other hurl toe ratepayer.; clear the voice. In no case can they do any harm.—
maid .• No," thy w.0i1.1 not pay nnything, then the Board Yours faithfully, 0 rdrin II Imes, L. R.C.P.E
would have to eom.ider how the ~„„„.). Wasto be mado Senior Physicdan to the Municipal Throat and Ear
up. Baying tint view he seeoutle,l the resolution, ' ii,firmary,
believing they had no power to pay the money .iiit of I VALUABLE DISCOVERY FOR TIM HAIR.—If your hair is
the rules, but the ratepayers iiiMlit relieve them of the i turning grey or white, or falling off, use "The mezi.
m resineibility if it were put before them. Hair Renewer," for it wilt porit ierly ?wt.?. in spies seas
Mr. Itaxisrse said that was his idea. Grew or White Asir to its onginal colour, without leaving
„,.. 1 he disagreeable smell of moat "it estorers." It
Mr. T. It. EtufrxDs sail the cot ttttt Wee w.—
I the hair charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the
appointed by the Board, awl the Board was responsible growth of the hair on bald spots, where the atle
for the acts of the committee. decayed. Ask your Chemist for "Tag MEXIC.AiI Hata
Mr. HOUNSILL agreed that the committee were I Resgwee," sold by Chentiste and Perfumers everywhere
appointed by the Board, but distinctly from the resolu- iat 3a. ild. per bottle Wholesale depot removed to 33,
tion of the public meeting. The committee were I Farringdon-road. London,
appointed under the strongest instructions these I NATURE's WAY. Nature often cures the disease, but
works were to be done and the money colleeted. I when she does, it is always by expelling in some way or
ether tie cause. D. Bardsley's AntibilMus Pills
Mr. 'l'. H. Eneuxos (as chairman of the West-street I effectually aid namre in doing this, and this i
s why they
C ttttt mitce) said they were appointed by the Board, and Qs& nu so Many great cmes. Sold by all Chemists in
the minutes ot the :heed wh controls the ole thing. Boxes at 13d. and 91
Mr. HOUSSELL ,L•preeated any feeling of antagonism I TOURISTS AND TRAVELLERS.—L. 41 $ playing lawn
toward, sue toemh,r of the committee they laid , t nni., visiting the seaside, . r et* erwas exposed to the
appoiniedoaira ho am
not
wto, to ,wyti at ti ,t 0 it 1 scorching rat s of the au.. ani list d pantie es of dust,
I wid fin i How ands' Kalydo- in et coohng and relre.h ng
X a. L. and biped those gentlemen who had worked so
hard for the good of the borough would get the required
! f,.i. the face baud. .o.al anus • it greeted. a sunburn,
SM. Ceeklati, de., allays the ea' it ant irritation caused
money, unw by oui!e and gnat lit.., and pradoces s beast foi
The 31.avoit then ,k,lared the nieetin... adjourned. _ I and nelicate.c-mplrxioo: Sold in two sisal. Rowlands'

A meeting of the ratep iyers will be eo.uveued for
Tuesday eveuing uext.

The most important question for the consideration
of llridpurt ratepayers during the next few days will
be whether or not they will consent to be saddled with
another rate of ad. in the for the West-stre4 Im-
provement. Undoubtedly they do nut intend to he
saddled .ith the liability of 1.400 and upwards. Nearly
two years ago I hinted in these columns that "rate-
payers should store all their surplus c ish, for the time
must come wii the completion of the West-street
Improvement Scheme will he proclaimed." That hint
was snmred at in a certain quarter from whence came
a pompous saatrauca "that the ratepayers were not
going to suffer' for was it not decided that the fund
should be raised by private subscription? ,\aw who is
right r The chairman of the committee for the carry-
ing out of the work, and collecting of the moiiey has
the aseumptioi to testify be the willingness and
pleasure(?) of the ratepayeis to pay the £4OO, he has
spent over an I above the estimate. What little
minority of ratepayers, if any, empowers this chair-
man to make such an assertion? And oven if he has
the knowledge that a few of the ratlayers will
willingly submit to he thus rated, tam equally aware
that the majority, who may not have au much money
to spend as the speculative chairman, are not g dug
to so easily submit, and have their already well-
drained puree, called upon to contribute to what they
distinctly voted against. If this glaring defic.t is to be
charged to the rated against the distinct understanding
of the borough, we may expect to hear demands :nun
several influential quarters to have the sums already
contributed returned to the donors. The facts
clear to all are these :—A scheme was mooted
for widening and improving of the road in
West-street in 79, and a public meeting of
ratepayers was convened to consider the scheme.
Of course ovei yone, who would not hail with satis-
faction a scheme for the improvement of the town—
but the ratepayers emphatically and unmistakeably
insisted that no coat of the scheme should come out of
the rates. In fact, the meeting refused, so I under-
stand, tosamtion the scheme if it became rateable. On
the authority of that public repolution, the Local
Board appointed a committee to carry oat the work
and collect for the purpose. A chairman is appointed
for this committee, and appears to take the onerous
duties upon himself whether or not with the glorious
view of handing dowa his name to an adoring posterity,
I will not pretend to say; at any rate like Gilpin's
horse, he over-shouts the mark. He spends an
immense amount over the estimate without applying to
the Baud, or to anyone. Of course the chairman
does not think of stating this extravagant
course to the Board: Oh dear no ! What
has the Board to do with it The work is
almost completed, when the chairman inserts the thin
mid of the wedge. He oilers—condescends Loafer, the
Board a report. The Board is electrified, It recovers
from the sbus k, and having overconurits bewilderment,
will have nothing to do with it. Then comes the storm
in all its fury; for he who we the wind must map the
whirlwind. The C iuneillers of all political shades
repudiate the liability uf this surplus to the rates like
honest and sound representatives of the ratepayers.
The reports is again wedged in, but is destined to lie
half ashamed of itself, blushing upon the table. The
resu t is a motion that the report be placed before the
r.itepayera at a public meeting too—how todlin the
poor ratepayers are. The general opinion is that as the
chairman has SJ ably carried out the work, and collected
part of the money, let him collect the remainder as the
ratepayers desire, and then, and not till then, will he
receive the thanks of the community. Does he
flatter himself that the iatepayers are only to willing
to lay their purses at his feet? Ah! It shows how
little he knows of them. But one thing is certain, the
poor ratepayers will have to pay the money, but they
are not going to do it without protest—nay, some will
rather await the issue of a legal course, than pay a
voluntary rate. For the sake of the ratepayers, if for
nothing more, let the Lin Board in future be careful
how they app .int committees, what license they give
them, and what restrictions they place them under,
for they have had a dear lesson from having allowed
one individual to have his own way, to spend what he
likes, taking the sweet consolation to his soul that the
ratepayers are only too willing to oblige him.

-
' Mac war Oil proven,' the hair falling off during hot
c °ether. Rowlands' Oal uto w, item the troth. sold by
ch mist', perfumers, ant hairdresser.. Buy only It3W-
, lar.ds' articles.
ADVICK TO MOTHERS :—Ars you broken in your rest by
a sick chill suffering with C‘e pain of cutting teeth? Go at
I once to a chemist and get a bottle of Mee. WINSLOW'S
' SOOTHING St-au.. It will relieve the poor sufferer
ately. It is perfectly harmless and pleasant to the taste,
produces natural quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
pain, cud the little cherub awakes "as bright as • button."
It soothes the child, it softens the gums, allays all Pain.
relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best known
' remedy for dysentery and diarrbeea, whether arising from
teething or other rattles. Mr& Wieslow's Soothing.
Syrup is sold by Medicine dealers everywhere at Is, lid
per bottle.
THROAT AFFECTIONS LND HOARSZNES/L—All suffering
, from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be
agree-
ally surprisel at the almost immediate relief affordt
the use of " Brown's Bronchial Troches." These famous
" lozenges" are now sold by most respectable chemists in
is country at Is. NA per box. People troubled with •
hacking cough," a n slight cold," or bronchial affections,
cannot try them too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed
to program, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affections. See that the words " Brown's Bronchial
Troches" are on the Government Stamp around each box.
—Prepared by JOHN L BRoWN and SONS, Boston, United
Stria European depot, removed to Xd, Farringdon
roud, London.
HOW MANY PEOPLE SUFFER, With a dull heavy
in the head ; with tired and languid feelings that at;
does not remove • with a fullness about the chest alter
eating, often attended with palpitation. A pain in the
s de aud back, with frequent sick headache; with nausea
after eating, attended with flatulence and • disagreeable
taste mornings ; loss of appetite, with vertigo or dizziness,
titc. How many p.ople suffer with all these disagreeable
feelings and little imagine the real cause of their malady,
or the proper mode of obtaining relief. Tease are some
of the symptoms of indigesti in and liver complaint, but
they will le dispelled at once by the use of " Siegel's
Curative Syrup ' if taken instantly after eating. The
Syrup will cause the food to digest and give nourishment .
to the system, and cause the bowe.s to move with
regu anti. Of all Chemists.
Fhoeitittiti —FOR THE TEETH AND BILSATH.—A few
drops of the liquid " Fiorillo*" sprinkled on • wet tooth
brush produces a peasant lather, which thoroughly
cl-ansiu the teeth from all parasites or impurities, hardens
the gums, prevents tartar, stops decay, gives to the teethe
peculiar pearly whiteness, and • delightful fragrance to
the breath. It removes all unpleasant odour arising from
decayed teeth or t .bacco smoke. "The Fragrant
Flordine," be* composed in part of honey and sweet
herbs, is delici us to the taste and the greatest toilet
discovery of the age. l'rice he. 6d. of all Chemists and
perfumers. Wholesale depot removed to 33, Farringclon.
road, London.
Most Lilies, no doubt, rise Reckitt's Paris Blue at
home, but they would do well insist on their Laundresses
dung the same, as the purity and brightnese of the
colour of the linen is largely dependent upon the quality
of blue use
Emir HOUSEHOLD should have • hog of Stanton's
Cough Pills. For Sudden Colds and Sere Throats, no
remedy has ever been discovered to equal them. They are
the hest and cheapest medicine ever offered to the public.
Moder' will find them invaluable in the nursery, and they
should always be kept near at hand. Sold by all Chemists
in B.,xes at 134 d. audits. 9d.
DISTRESS Alma EATING. One of the most unplearni
results of Indmeathia will no longer be experienced if Dr.
Bardsley's Antibilious Pills are taken. These Pills will
prevent the distress referred to, and by persevering in the
use of this remedy for a few weeks, a permanent cure
Will be effected, and pain will no longer he the penalty of
eating. Sold by all Chemist.; in ilexes at I.3id, and
Pd.
TROPICAL HEAT AND CsiotAita.—fe a report to the
Bombay publish-1 the 14. h of June, 1881, occurs
the to lowing 1—" The Cooler& Belt riinarity worn is
worse than u tea, but • Pelverniacher B It is of the
highoet service." lc has, tit tact, long been known that
eel Galvanic Belts brace up the nervous oyster°
eiiiiil irly to • sea voyage, and are the great remedy against
Nervous Debility and Its coccomiumt evils, usually
aggravated during the hot weather. Not only in this
r 'AM! epidemic, hut in many other cases, Pulver.
niacber's Galvanic Chains are the cheapest and mist
speedy remedy, notably for rheumatic, nervous, muscular
ailments and functional disorders. This is • fact
confirmed by the numerous cures ed cted, as witness the
testimonials daily a,rivinr, • selection of which are
embedied in a pamphlet, "Galvanism. Nature's Chief
Restorer of Impaired Vital Energy," post free on applica-
tion to Pulverniacher's GAlvatliC Eitablishment, 194,
It-gent-street, London, W. Tore Immoved Chain Bands,
dm, can be seen in the Medical and Sanitary Exhibition
now le: og held at South Kensington.
HOLLOWAT'S OINTESET AND PILLS. Diseases of the
Bewels.—A reme ty, watch has been tested and proved in
a thou...tad different ways, capable of eradicating poison-
ous taints from ulcers and healing them up, merits a trial
of its capacity for extracting the internal corruptions from
the bowels. On rubbing Holloway's Ointment repeatedly
on the abdomen, a rash appears, and as It thickens the
alvine irritability subsides. Acting as a derivative, this
unguent draws to the surface, releases the tender intes-
tines from all atild matters, and prevents inflammation,
dymntery, and piles, for ehich nlistering was the old-
ashioned, though successful treatment, now from its
painfulness fallen into disuse, the discovery of this Oint-
ment having proclaimed a remedy passerine equally
&entire, yet perfectly *alms, powers
"There was a young m.o .n the city,
Whose feet were an object of pity,
F ir corns hi" had got, not one, but a lot
Alloock's Shields had them nut in a nifty.:
Allcook'a Core Meters ere an infalliblerumedy for Corn..
De nit suffer, but invest at olsoe in • box, and you won't
regret it.

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One Pound of Date Coffee will make as gilla
Coffee as Two Pounds of ordinary Coe" oll-
sequently Date Coffee at Is. per lb. 11 0.117
equal to Sixpence per lb.
TR° DATE fIDFFEE. .
•-••• pppy.)
10. Swan Hill, an rearshory.
Dear have to [haat you for bar fu.
Oulfee,” which, after more complete trial. fad:
opinion I had at dna forfued of It. There can be so
quee
Mixed .0 or sample meat, It Mans a Most eteeditif
light. wholesome, And agreeable. mlwelor In MI judg
ordinary Cotter and mom I,f the comMmoeta 01401 IS.idsli
In short, I oar new preparation las only to be known to
isi_publle estimation. It fulfils wain that bas 1.00 heJO
wishing It eray mucces.,
I am, dear Sir, yours bilthfsiteL,_..

HAVING giveu DATE VOFFEE •
trial, I desire to speak triennially of A.
From • medical point of view It Is nuiloutsedlyingeriefLiVral.4,
nary Coffee in every respect, and I ant rerom..
patient*. a breakfast drink in preference to the usual
elauloress maammad it to the poor, and tbe world ta
labo be congratulated upon such an erenonsical teasel el
beverage being tau latrodoeed Into li,
11. J. [we Deice Tinge. FelloW a! the sore
February ii, tail. Onlicile of Phrsieima, Idilbarll4 he"
THE DATE COFFEE COMPANY,
I. ITZ D.
fs, Lever Street. WeaSIDT. Maaebeater•
Dear OIL—I have now fully tried the Date ColreZblx:11.11......".11•081.
sen Mad oar obtaleed by my ropiest from ray trwP
and I bare pleasure la raying thst I consider it
better than Ray Onlico I bare bet al. used. I have also _
IC to some half.dosen patients suffering front delleael
and an far, without an exception, t bey all like it. and it ras.•••
very 0,11. Some of Ibeim• Could not take the ordhaari lli •ar
form they bad previously o4italm,l
I her.. no donht It will be found • very valuable sad satritiosa
anklet)/ diet ('oil..' large majority. if nig all, of dyspetitielt
(Signed) J. anarasan, M.D.,
Honorary Physician to Illospital for CorsoDakill
and Throat libteamea

THE DATE COFFEE.
iCopyl
le, Adelaide Hand. Smith Hampatead. Feb. I. UM.
Dear /hr.—Like Ina ny others ensured in at udy, or liteool74mfgeft4
I bare lons looked for tam-alcoholic hewers, that woe
Pt illaliSk• till. IlerV011• syli4Clll WitiM,Ut any vitt after dree42
I have neVer yel horn aide to atid until (booted your DOS
Irbieh has all tlw excellent properties claimed for it, witleat gag
conarquent Irritation to the digestive ortrans, which is toneless
produced by crell the purest lirreorh coffo. Yoll certainly
the thank. ~f all minuted in 1441,11tAry 1,.. PIIIitioIIIAVOCIIWOOta
i hare no doubt that many valuable lives niiirlit have bete.
Still may to, saved by tbr use of this extraordinary beverage.
Into, dear sir. yours truly,
Awned) it. M. MiLLriaToi, N.A.
If you can. to add tali to your publishol list, do so.

THE DATE COFFEE.
proton virnrozc,Handmital.
Ihrtion Jenners compliments, turd he begs to thank the fleereteri
for Ito nample of Pale (Wirer, He ham tried It. and Dads It realli
rxe. ro murk no Chia he tiroporow tiseonie a Imre consular
as goon as the article ands its way to the !MOMS, Of Vial* be le e
member.
There to a slielit ebionry flavour in the Date °nifty, which the
Bishop woo Id rather not perceive. and the dark rolour of the HOW
lend, ant • to Imaalne that It contains no Minds lure of that sub-
lo po!
Mahon Jenner may perhaps menthol that he Is mtppnsed by WI
Yrhad. to he nod iodine.! miff,, and his tionlon on that 500001111
may lie worth hat
January Tf. Irwl. _

FROM THE " LONDON FIGARO" of
Ta Pelt, MI.
" !Wins, tasted the lisle Oder ountelres... dint 111 IN nig*
ray that It peptaaritt or later weals laeloitshle."

THE DATE COFFEE COICPART,
11.reited.—Americos Register, 11th December. IMO. •W
fterromy of the Due Coff...(Lompany lo.• homed • chrome, =I
that the manager tlens esrph• that be ha"Illopml fourums of
Thl• • sll be cool news to the ithare and Debenture Holders, mhsl
are anxiously hokum forward to a fre•b stuppir of this delickm•
Coffee. 'which. insted with Koch* in the brewing, makes abovernell
fit for the mob.

DATE COFFEE, Is. per lb., in 1-Ib. Tins.
.. We hare ran•fully an‘41.11.1 and talon irotril rwseticalir a Ilinedill
of thr flit.. Coffer al the. atios-141./111.4 17.nitotty.
. Wo nod It bar thr romp...onion noviirneil to it ; thAt the
Moak front it to gilinuistot. 0f...1r00m, and far Iron rscitirig 111:=
Pretwed Wow phee iroffre. It Is. iif room.. roll ch r
['ARTHUR HILL IIArISAL NI L. L, 1= Anther
of 'Fiiiid had il• Adolterationx," AdolteestlOßl
Ittertetl; • Thad, Water, sad Air.' At.
.OTTO HRIINIUL"

Do you Ekes good Cup of Coffee, either with;
your hook fain or with your rigor after dioner? If yoa dis '
It m•• adv ire you to try the preparation of the lot... Coffee • .
A I.n.port ion of throe-fourths of Date Colt, te one-foorth°l2Pai
Coffee mann a million. delightfully (manta and r 4
Ss. lb., atoll of heft(' efebralkil.ll.ll les• sugaro="allif
be mining', whlk ittorr of the lierenun• will bc )irlded from alOooll •
quantity of Coffee and water. Inalet irony awn\ ing, the n:4olrt:
Coffee la to be memoir-tided. ail It obrialeo the astringent
of ordinary Coffee.—Pront &tidy. of the 4th June, lan.
•
HAVING lately tried many samples of Coffee,
and found them wanting in blob quality. I did
t.• he gratified will, MO 1111Illir, Hot 1n,., hound to a 271.4911
ingot eharseter. Yor the price, It is •he l•ot thing of
lure tasted. It la for heifer at a altilloor a pound than a
mixture of Coffee and Chicory that I laid eight...repents 1:1'°•
for; and as to comparing it with ordinary ...billing ogees. MOIL
would he like ouniorinst•• Hyperion ton Sotyr.- When It had
fairly tried at onr table. lie remainder of the sample was be
I. y the addition to if reouln.l.pf a ronaiderable pmtlow
bina..—x. Y. Z., the Ganiener's Magoolar.llareh Oaladalani I
by Shirley flihherd, Rel.. P. 8.11.5.

DR. RicRARDRON is at some pains to telli
no many thinno that li, demos Will I. mood for 114841. V.
1/reellit lertil, us .. Poo& nut their Preserasson,- if not
original. WHO it...moths. Ma after he Ind yeid as much ans
mioht Had In Ley smell Poe no . Enquire 1111111111 upon HvnytblM
bow came it to fall• Ilia, ohne it. oncyart of his 'evince be
condemns the 00'f tea and coffee, runt., on be mem onettOlagig
nay to steak in look prates of the Mae Coffee as jingoes/gag raw
drry.s ssumujon properties., kr.—Trostli. Thursday, march 14 11111..
..

91HE DATE COFFEE may be obtained
trroggh intrtrreeer or Chemist. Ask for Dar OrgTee. and me that
yea get IL The Date *deo nkltrel rtv47 tor gar. l lib.Tlag. 1/1.
sM MAC per lb.

pURE rbATE COFFEE, is per lb. in
Ma Tina mini* be IniprorXta. addina I teaspoonful at
10 lot pw mu. Colin., 4 Teaspooof ale of the minute ladat=
rirel to melee hot of Coffee.
THE DATE COITEE COIEPANY";
JOIfrnITA(NIARIT-and 0)., Whalen-re ARMS.
Man Street, Borough, London. , t..whoro eli tams
with referetave to mellow Cofer should be addressed.
DATE COFFE:E COMPANY',
muted.— lica.l and Pre. esa be o
Secretary, us Lo 111, PalmarstOrjaiings. 04=9
London. ILII
Eft, Alt.th 11 ILIL.
FRY'S FRY'S COCOA EXTRACT
Porn Cocoa only, the sopedloidli
C 0 C OA Oil extracted.
Gold Medal, Paris, 1878,
.1 worded to J. S. FRY & anni
ON
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Washing-Day Reform.
ififiraTWENFAVTRE:. ibllt.".ilizTvtab9ll4ea
Hours. without 'obtU.oo haili,g. earrtare paid ; rm. trial :
Workly Paymrota.—bo, Finsbury Pni Clll.lll. London, ILC.
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FLIES! FLIES! FLIES,
With a box of

MYOCOM FLY GUN,
Sold by .11 Cle,inkte at ill., the peat of Mr Is com-
pletely avrililed. Full directions with every box. Wboisissl•
(or a sample post free, Is. 2,1.) of the bole Reedited Pro-
prietors,
T. CHRISTY & CO.,
155, FENCHURCH STREET, LONDON. Doe
r 1 LABGOW AND HIGH LANDS.—RoyaI Route
mut glow othsiosiss tu.nals. ittesiorr.Ctalestan or low filaa.°
gfh...witrtrenlkg
Owner. DAVID (IS. mope Strevt .

L'ITCH'B "CONDENSED " HOMCEOPA.
la (economical, aroma, effectual). Oita
abil/lits bottle equals lu atrenarth threeffilblings,worth of
Dilemma, plhales. or globules. ltht ed.. per
svz carriage pald.—Titch a Cla
17P, I' pp, Thames St. Load... ADENTS WANTED, HUM' SOL
BETHESDA. ANTI - DIABETIC WAM
Waukesha, 17 lt. Diabetes, Bright'. Dulefie. Dramatis,
deraagementa of the Liver sad Kidneys. None geaulac 00
that with label .ad anal of the Bethesda Water Compuy. H death.
wart Bt. London, fill. Pamphlets and Testimonial.. applicatlea.
HORSE SHOES, 50 Tons. P;:r I.4°...P•aff•

fINTARIO--" The GARDEN of CANADA!'
•-• Pompkids & Nap sent hen on application to Mr. BYSZitlt
Agent tor of Ontario, & South Cutlet Btratit. lAvarPnal.

"LM GRANTIT PASSAGEB.—For lowest Ares
A-4 444 fullinfartant4o. VAT to Moms Newell sad
ift Corium. Street, Marine Crooabasen Canada, ta It& IDa SIAN%
go ; Aostralu, Dalin ; Wi, Zit Ha. New LlStii.
and gootb Africa, tl3 I. Shirr providing food.
WOTBZRIPOON'II •
7P.ALIPEINT C27EiAT 3PX.01:7111i
azaingvriainia T4LELO3R
SOLD NrlOTWllifki.
woTuißspoox W. GLASGOW and LONDON:

li°6ll'B LIRE JUICE nORDIAL
W erke Rummer beverage. 'L.'
unALlyeshine,_
ROSE'S LIME JUrCE7. CO"nrEC
ePr.g.lbr•lY f A1c0h01....
nosre TIME J 0111-1- Ur-WY=
A delicious dr* In water. ef-
fervriinclai all grated waters.
ROXER
ereelimit Stimulant
blended a spirits.
R-OVET IM J i ICE ICIORDLiL.
highly medicinal. eooliag Nted
'ad purifying the blood,
assisting digestimi.
NM% —LIME JUICE
hp ye...ended Ity the Lowed
sod Medical Professke as
eminently wh s
oleome.
ROSE's PORDLI.L.
Sold everrehere by Wine
chants. Orocers, Chemists, Re.
ROSE': LIKE JUICE CORDIAL.
Wholesale Stores.
111. Curtain Road. London.
and M. Kitchell St, Leith.
VAPE of GOD HOPENATAL, and EAST
AFRICAN STRAMSaft—The UNION 13. S. Co. MIS PACKIITS anll from Sorrnsitrros entry alternate Thursday.
Steamers in the Intermediate Merriest every alternate Many.
leaving Ilirmouth the Dell day. appsy as rap 0,,,,,,aarp
gwleetal I ace. tinuttialaPtoo Mr Laelleelma
BILLIARD & BAGATELLE TABLES.
A LARGE !DOCK of NEW and SECONDHAND
TABLES always on hand. WRITE FOR PRICE LISTS.
G. EDWARDS, EINGSLAND ROAD. LONDON. • iSE

prat,7rs,
Daft cbasumrs.

VIM' OF K1N.—t77,000,900 VNCLAIXICD.—
.•1 • B3II3IBTER OM Edition), containing the Names at 41,0X1Peeeces Advertised tor to claim Property and limey aka ITIA Pest Plea, la. Id. H. DOUOAL & CO., 223.8onied.uorlaa
NtUar-FOlL—Critti--X-OF.FAVVARIETY:
UN. Id-. 11, Id.aad 71s. ed. peri p'. Dog Orr*,
Knorr Join. DAvroi Bluer. Mumma.
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addle go Purobiaaara of saw Peso. p..17,..H 41ILLOTT. Steel Pen Maker t 5,. the
.. bo oo boo. inform.] situ Hawkers ami others Pens 1fr,q..117 represen. the...h.. falsely as beihilOS
relines, and coming ere. , hie Establishment. &M.,' te
°nation the Public modulo -o. sod to Naos Ibot bdii
Naprooostsitvoo do so. coil

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Ten •
PRiZE MEDALS.
ADVANT
Are entirely free from SMELL
Are not POISONOUS
Are manufactured without PROSPRORUS
AT* perfectly harmless to the OPERATIVES
Az ; very Damp Proof (111t7esiloyi Aro not liable to II ntattoons Coin
Light only on the