The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1872-06-25 00:00:00

THI PILkINAGI PLANS.

The Marna announced that the Board of Trade have
gives tear final sanction to the enclosure of the Bitlk•
water by Yr. Jobe Cloode's dam, and he hoped that the
tenders los the wort weult shortly be received.
In the Local Board, the business wee Bret —To
opeo the tendera for the erection of the Park
and parte/ tne wall adjoirting the Commercial Road,and
deade upon which, at any, should be acoepted. the
leaders were: Mr. J. Wealthy, £1673; Br. C. :4. a-
rum, £1,723; Yews. Jest', £1.761 ; Mr. Dodson,
1,993 ; Misers. u ci, Bros., 1:2.1.10;. Br. 8.M4
milted whether the Board were prepared to fake the
responsibility of repairing as ma* of the CAW
mmoial Road wall, no the Railway Company knocked
down by their tramway—jr. Aylesbury thought
the dilapidatun was clamed by timber being moored
by the side of the wall. II ems resoived (hat the Town
Clerk write to the Railway Company, and call on them
to repair the Commercial Road wall. Mr. Howard
suggested that Mr. Weekley should be asked to aeparato
has tender, and give prop. for each part of the work.
Mr. Weladord made an objection that a remdution ought
to be passed by the Corporation, allowing the Local
Board to dial with the property, and reaerving the
Caused's rights, before the Board could proceed. It
was agreed on the proposition of Mr. Thom. and Mr.
kfiliedge, that, the tenders being in elm. of Sir John
Coode'a estintete, they be referred to Sir John.

It has been proposed that Kr. Bennett's (deride
ghoul' show thankfoluess for the resent judgment by
cni.i.Ana"itneng mi:so"ee!lanied.of6itrhVeiNb.stlmonlloiLtthh.ouresrenter'aZir:ne. his
Immingtoo, it was reporall that nearly every want
full of
teijoDinlira"..ll;useLurrnisadbesaili'el"tfhuilusrersl4::, kat'll'osCrmarnilberLepowieZ.'Sradwaso.;laridi."Nejd,on
tth.heYe'cofiollodlhreen
oliwte:moredettlie.trßot.",Glitt:higiemf.suotliZeertslisitpaiitin.ot
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upon
PORTLA.ND.
B.6NAT.lll4:ww.i...l4lCAritigtsgTualda, :Yg.rrybaltieet.B.Rti„il'ecangin. Lend tbeye thherirdli4j'ePirLeeeethelleihmeTriee,,oo by
Prim"
14°P°14.
log to hiess-re-.--lboruton end Co., bad. very narrow
Exhibition, Mr Cole,
escape of ha.,lng an arm &dually crushed off. Ile wisp
putting • chain round a large piano of stone. sod in Meet Pres, 'lliad Companies shook' engage • Dorestskire
doiag so. he took out two small phases celled "burrs," labout,r for the °cession, should feed him apes their
on which the large mass immediately dropped over on Produtio, and ascertain his weight and phygiga power
his arm broke four of his ribg, and fractured hie collar, before and after the experiment.
hose besides cutting the arm very mach; hid it fallen Sereosity Suiciiig. —The body rd • young glri, named
two inches lower, it would have eat the arm off on the Priscilia Mien, as w faunae the rimer Ise, ea T
500$. He was taken homes* ones, and attended by Dr, aftrnimm. The girl waiiatarvisitsitheAligrameaaZ
Hawke& ; but is still suffering numb. Yeovil, and obtained Ise" to go oat on fdraida7
' Tao 810/1 TILOS has generally been very dull lately, As she did not return until late, the dosses wore=
sad all winks h.,e mated with the utmost anxiety Finding this, she toll • toompealoa that she tumid kill
for the decision as to whether arbitration would he henielf, and it is supposed that eke pat kor West labs
seeepted in the dispute between the budding firms of i xeoutien by jumping into libe dear. The jeep Maned
London and tbeir workmen. lii Castletown the dull. • verdict of " Drowned whilst In • stoat rif ttimpeeary
neer of Wide wits increased by an order not to send inisoitr," to winch they &pomaded the bellowing rider i
001.11 to the works at she General Poet office. Sail —. I, ~.Ur .1..01,111.11i ,piatos that the &steel sone
beaters was not entirely it pped, for we were glad to of the d.cs.e-il oomuniaieg mei& Wei ea 10"M._
__ I a
bow that One of the largest firma du an order for three the utter tottletenee of bigelefforno 00 to air mg'
wpm alga week; oasis gippS4, sad another id la tam"

THII PIOPOIAD •I4UAIIIIIII.
The Board passed a resolution approving of the idea
of ounstructing an Aquarium, without pledging Kull
U to any plus Mt. Alderman MILLZDGO suggesting
the sues in trout of the King's Statue,) sod. cowman,.
was appotatod to confer with Mr. Damon.

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THE STOCK WILL WIFE WWI&

dINGULAR DOCUMENT BY THE RSV. Mk

WATSON.

Te following is the sun. .uoe of a sisigalsr
h ti, R v. J.,hu &Obit LA.
*. 'it' ,Lboo 1 110 finr.s.unn.uut-nuis Gaut, • wailia.
t • c:t tr4.l 4,f 11,11.14(10,1 talt wife. Is wall
RC ct y 101.1 M.:11 ,t,tf I,- rl lb the trott ..a.
tolg. .Jr. W uArt.4 nPV•re'l wilutb
h W. J. Yr n r, Lis ..bcp Lot, its., the
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USW. —A CUJits.IIPL*TOS:

Se id decd. :Ibe des .414.1,01. c di. Lust whieh mot)
snignitod her animater her no longer, Thou swat
no. d st.rh her. Thou mins% not worm her (Meek sad
ow. k.,u cud oall upon her hoe, as then week
soul, aaud, ammo' lug to t bias own. No; ne feature,
up lisub wul oho btu Ule/0. Nor will elle eater •
sound. The votes which for so Leahy years addrawed
thee .0 fermiliarly is dumb. Th im aunt ettereely Wises
that it is so. Thou kno west that she is unable to rise;
thou • rl that Ihr ledturet stir not : and yet thee
omai haat,aly twit, 1, ievair thct laid would spats.
thee if thou wert to /Attica+ her. Thou duet address
her ; thou ea lest her by name; thou Mustiest ea
err Oh., tern,, oi endearment with which thou west
oimizotormrd to please her ta•; but to all that tkeis
yuirldScsr!,:oto tolfiet °tan 1•71 iteactlisi u'notsiligtenceo. ollorel:esileteac.d
It h
not a- the al .004.1 of en empty apaitnient ; it hi not
Sc Um silent.. i.e 'rondo and tbo fields. It wows
Li Iris a shimmy not vmmut ; a silence which has power.
Thou art overawed by it. Thou lenient that it Untamed
by the abstraction of life from the trams that is now
before thee. Yet thou meet hardly perdue/Jo thyself,
though triton heal spokou to her and resolved mo
reply, that she may .not yet break the *donee. This
hmt, iii spite of thyself, • fed' of alarming her. Thou
tree:tat geotly. Sao is Dole. hothiug to thee. Sin ta
Will thy vile. riho id to Viol but esleep. Whoa this
ir,thilnirrest from tho spa-tureut tooit shuttest Vat
duos gently with something of feu lest thou sbooldat
disturb her ' • 10011 email lookest back once more ti see
if she is still unmoved. Thou km a kind of !ahoy tNt
she may still look op at thee. Ntling wool I lades.
thee to forbear lfoo2 paying her the mme respeet es g
see were smil ole.. To iu moves% the bangle of the
ti.d.f slowly alai laottialeas:y. ail retiree; with slew sad
uoidelemi otepr.

Toon guest into another—tooni. Thou rememberest
the planes where slit need to ut. and the teal 'Web
oho most Ire 'neatly occupied. Was it tail char Wadi
was her !sowing.. peat to Wm arurehair? No, it was
this. with the very peculiar wavy marks in the weed.
Th. doc.. spaes. You aluoet expect to see bee ester
awl take her seat in it. You look eroand. Bat no, It
is • living isoinber of the household that soots is.
You seem b.if di.epuolitted. You hod almost allowed
yourself to think the% tl.c. dead w. resa.•
bet pleet in her elm r while you were contemplates'
is. [saw rao.l ibe Nest which *be lowed Ism will
reseid as sateen to her. You will diebits that sof
oti,er person should occupy it. You will perhaps pup
it by in • plam by itself, so Chet no one may vls4ss
Yos will warmly Venture to tit upon it puma
It it hors. She will sit is st no wore : bait is hen.
You cansot fanny that aoy one Mee kiss a right to plan
or ber.eir on it. Woes thou fittest dows to
tat's thou looked t .warde her plecc, and it is rapt,.
Tot thou saint scarcely believe that she is sot Mem
Toon coast coarsely pereuede Mused that she will set
bail tbse thy usual cup of tee, sod address to this
CAW, friendly word aa she percents it. It will not be
so ; a-uncut must help thee or thou am.% help thyself.
l'bou vroos.dest with thy meal, sod batabeet it;
peon wanting to thy malefaction is. it; It
tau Cot bona oith tbee as it was before.

Artlaur,—lllbei I am now about to write to you mate. are
by, and mor• bitter lain were never sod by woman. But I
NM 10 ~n no kora. lin the day when I gave you my hand, I
siocersly hoped that I ought one day give you ray heart. But
the looser I try use man I and thb impoorible. Living
together it bell when tbere is no agreement, and when the
Mena trills is the occasion of wens, end ecandal. You Inn
always been good to ma; you sulfur from my temper, end. In
abort, your life united to sun is wretched. Well, now !
I know is a hard thing to toy; but if you hare any love left
tar on. and would not goad on. to destruction, let U. sepiolite.
Let me Ilre alone ; end than I will lire honourably,
education and my principles an a ruilkient guarantee for
that. Lot us repents, Wrlbur, but without rancour, for ran-
cour comer of contompt. adtereity nay porribly virit us,
but it Is enter to suffer alone than in company wall another.
If you should be drawn to eddrare yourrelf to God es I do,
your prayer will be that He may take to Himself speedily the
woman .ho has been the mum of your misery ; mod you will
pardon her, won't you
July 7, 170.
I'.b.-in Ida or &Mb, I rely on your word.
hail
Demi.

V.'s ars

The hothead did not accept this offer, but the letter-gra-Med
Mai to make inquiries leading to • confection of adultery,
which he condoned. He went off with hi. sofa to Geneva,
sad there got her shut up fot a time in a lunatic mylann with
the consent of her relstioas. Ha returned to Pranec, became
• eaptidn of Mobiles in the Army of the L tire, and bemired
well at Beaugeocy. During the war his wife wrote him many
affectionate letters. A &Hi was born, which she spoke of la
tender terms as • reminiscence of the husband. After the
armimice he went to Geneva to fetch her away from the
asylum, and brought her to Paris, whim gOe liked better so a
residence than any other place. A second .bse if adultery was
discovered, and also condoned. Prom all the above fats, It le
plain that M. Dubourg had been so unfortunate as to have a
very bad wife, and one thai It would have beam very dmirable
to get rid of. But the only quation for the Jury was wether
he was Justified in getting rid of her in the way he did. He
took to lodge in the house of • Madame de Pine, whom be had
known before his marriage, and who, the Judge and the peddle
prolocutor intimated, wag his mlstreea. Madams de Brie
wormed au her mancle out of her, and found that she had an
Intrigue fhb If. le Precornin, • former beau, who was a
: clerk in the Prefecture of toe Seine. In Madame de Booes
1 home, worse quarrel. than ever ensued. Dubourg mid he had
not sufficient sleeping sccortuneciatton Si Madame de Boos's,
and would go to the Hotel d'Angletarre, near the Havre Hall-
way. Matson Dubourg mid if anybody went there, IL ',Could
be else. The husband encouraged this idea, and accouipmiel
her there to take a winery room. She cone every day to tare
her moMs at Madame de Boo's. The husband, to throw bet
off her guard, pretended be was goiog into the country, and
got her to pack his carpet-bag. Instead of going, he watched
personally the Hotel d'Angleterre, where the wan lodging, and
employed two detect...es to watch her also. After tracking
her to No. 14, Hoe de. Zook% where he found ghe had •
rendervom with her suspected lover, IL de Pr...chin, Is• took
some brandy with hit detectives in • wine Moo, sod, taking
leave of thtna, mid, "This will do. Now I take the matter
into my own hands." Then be went up the stairs to the
lodging of N. Dutertre, which IM Precobin had bortowed,
and by means of the "cold-blooded lie" that he had received •
telegram stating that their child was PI, induced his unfor.
tousle elle to open the door, while her lover,., is well known,
emaped by acrow the road of the house She had on no other
clothing than a chain. and • petticoat. He asked where was
De Procorbin, and, Oct finding him, atUcked his wife with •
wont-stick. When that nu broken he pulled outs terrible
poniard, wherewith, in spite of her restate°. and repeated
aim for mercy, he mflicwd fifteen woutad., one of which wee
to mortal that the victim felt it at once, and begged ham to
fetch • pried. Be took her at her word, nod, instead of going
to the nearest doctor, lost twenty miaow. in Komi to a prams
with whom he was acquainted. The_poor woman lingered to
soon CUTS hospital, soul died 111, Jw.l,; Lg.:ruction,
wbo, to my great amoniohnoun, admitted Liu/stung to boil,
mum have been of his own opinion, that he was sure to he
acquitted. He has been greatly deceived. The haughty.
denant &UAW* mingled with a certain amount of theatrical
grief, which he dispoyed during his interngaiery, was gre.v.ay
changed when the Judge cleansed Up aZanitt hillo. Ile 10git..4
. sway, sail heard um seadeno of five years' redlaticon ( ...erg
kind of imprisonment), held up by two gendarmes, with the
dlring look of a gerabler who ha. been deceive I. lie had
made sere that he had • " right " to kill bis erring wife, and
had no remorse for the deed; but was overwhelmed with
terror 51 his own fate when be found himself utistakm.

Thou venturest to kismet her little boxes and mess,
tr,e reoeptames in which she treasured up gifts from
friends, ana Weiner,... of oocurren. es that nad glees
her pleasure, or etrougiy moved her in mime way. Ti.
thinge themselves shay be of email value, Lut they had
in•werful charms in her eyes. llere la Dom.
which thou reeogni.est with aurprise. saraiPthlJ
Miler, a buds net. winch ito,ll winless to Ler in the
days of thy courtehip, and which thin' hadit utterly
forgotten. Thou didst hot thiuk that she would have
preserved so trifling a matter. But it came from this,
and to her it was precious. She could not destroy it.
line has looked at it atm ; smite sight of it cadisid
no Virough L.., mind tlp: prinoipei portion of it.
whiou has stops bran parsed by thee and her. This
proc.ele,t hr parikete of old letters. dew
many sat barn of thought, mine painful, some *ashy,
du them present to thee! Haw many =colones of obi
(news end past times do these awaken: Pershanes
some memories of enemies, prrsont with whom this
hatt awe> had dieweenelits, and of unpleasant Mall,
ranee'. may be arou.ed. It is am it were • reserrectioe
of toe departed. 'itemise aid even•s alike in thy Wilt.
Over 101113 01 the remrds that thus move toes, thee
sorrowed, end art Isis to weep; on others thou holiest
with cheerfulness, and smilers as thou remembers's
the plea.ure whist' thou formerly Wet from the
omurrenoss of whieb they amok. But too. restore,l
them all to their paces; whet Me thought ht to pre-
serve 'Awls it Icier thee to preserve moll longer for
her sake.

Thou retitreest to the °haulier. Thou look's* egaht
on her fame, It is calm and unmoved, jolt as than
hates* it. The question costars to tie, "Is the con-
saiout toot I am now wits her and gazing on herr
Thou la iot. terbaps, been Espana as to the existeme
of a sad after tie death of • body. Yet thou hese
never b-e ble woolly to 'Deviate thyself that the
body may not be inhabited by a oil whieb may servile
after its detth. Thou art now, ia particoltr, ia • frame
of mod in widen it would be easier that it km. ever
teen to bring thee ti the wyseasion teat snob •
v ..1 to, sAll a posuble and even likely. With
toy it 4.114 ri•olleit,011141 of thy thad wile pressing en
due ; situ this alas of her presence still fat by Arm
(for rept • her ituare Net aff itself to thy intact'. eye
or.,risot. to IQ tl ••, t11010•14St no. divJat thyself of
131110 .134 i ow, notion that she is not sliositlbst
deported); thou art penetrable to something him •
coovistiee the: man may not wholly die.

V.
, Thou silt., t an.l ri lector upon her ehgrgeter,
upon the time woich she tared with this, Thee
knower that she was not iftil. perfect, sod thee ert
at trot disuoset to it t thy tram/his dwell upon her
frit* and imperfections. Wee one not Noomotosally
wayward, easiewoat perverse, and difficult to be per
swots] to compl with that which thee desitedet?
But what were tnese failiegt, which were bet Meet of
an hoer, In comparison with the whole soars* of her
married life? Was she not devoted to thy interest,
and desirous to promote thy comforts, though this
mightest sometimes be unabl , to p,roeive these Arline
la her? (*boo wilt not meditate on these little item*
feetve,s of woman's nature. No; thou but already
(orgy a thew. Thou oeueidereer, in thy raseisatioar
nese, that thou war not thyself altogether priest, aild
teat thou m gat have given her provocation sad easel-
ante more Ire ;neatly teal thou war aware. That
kuuwest that thou dicist somet.uies offend her (lot who
does not conic some pain to the feelings of his wife or
his friend darhie many veer of ansotiation wile theca!)
and thou mre-t oaee °deeded her oftener Mau toot
hoard. Thou mayor unwittingly have warded bee
feelms• Of oOttio au.i.ppy remark thell she showed no
resentment of it to•erd. this; and thou nialset have
iniegined word. littered by her inteeded is vet thee
'then tarot was quite ionocent of sash • purpose. Thee
sr now at tear with her. SOO will offend thee os
more in this life. Trion wilt not suffer my merry le
dwell upon bee failings. kiedst thou no stetson tiara(
the years that thee livedet with shy wife? Tees this
lutist. And what was she to this then? Wee she Wie
all kindness sod redeemer ? Was ebe not • rests with-
out soy atutudant thorn? If thou in thy gaffer*
'midst or dirt anything to annoy her, did she net lett
par unheeded? Thou remembersm nothing ortoweiste
her with more pleasure then the unselfish risottos
I which she peid the in thy hours of impresses at ern-
plaint.
Trion guest about thy house, oecupyiag tme is thee
aeart, until the funeral shall tare Mar. Bat go where
thou sit, °rile what thou wilt, time art still reminded
of I,er by everything around thee. Whilst thou en
stili to they chamber, her a rear Iran thy core yet
spendss of her, Wrigiu 1.11,/u sraikeet rotund toy spate
meats toy eye is ouneratly attracted by riser war
thou roolleattst to hove been (arourites with her. !I
thou i,ke.t sip • book, it is our, petehrer, in which
hes left tokees of tier OttooLloll to it. If thee
loulteist out into thy garden, t no west the trews whir
eh.. loved, end lite walks in which it was thy pleasant
ti allover.° with her. Weereever thou tirnest thyself
there is still something to call up is image of her, ha
the different dro.sos and attitudes is which she at
different times appeared. Those images of her, of other
persons, ant of iouumer•be objects which preset
therneelsee to tie eye of the mita, where are they?
Where is their ebode? Where oo they ovine? Try
sometimes offer themselves voluntarily, without say
apparent CLIUSO ; souletaes through association or ens-
seAt ; soniethitnee tnou tallest them forth thyself
ovelolOsty Irolt, collie rotor over which thou her *or*
coinoan 1; •olltoLLltllO too.. brandeat than ap easily,
6ouo.titooo nos Without repiatei alerts; sernotlialw
thew emus eniire and uubroren sometimes imperfect
with portions el...eared or witabell, Tins good end the
evil, the agree•ble and the deploring, in the proper.
i 5.,.. in which they used warred in the pest. oust
hold their piano in the memory for the fortes. lima
ie be or she who Lai lived in Inch a way as to hero
ODOM rtnifriory than effraivo eubjocti ofireeolleotioa I
Happy art thou in that the remunerates of thy wife
•fford thee mush comfort bed litre sorrow.

The &Nut of Maroons Is said to be seriously ill,
Mr. Anthony Trollop' is z.ow on • visit to Solidi
Australia.
. . _

The telegraph and post-Wise employes have established
a bens& misty.
Piillo9 Arthur sad the Doke of Cambridge have been
elected members of the Jockey Club.
It Is believed that in the future, when the country Is
fully developed, Ameriee will be able to food four trams
asSay persons as are Is the world t,-dey.
The Suez Ousel C2O shares are f,t3lilus from £l6 to
£l7 In Paris. The rates have lately boon aceressed,
sad the traffic) la largely augmenting.
If the pelmet warm weather continue for another
month, Land and Water sap, there w.ll be plenty of
sport on the 12th.
The death Is annonnesi of the Rev. KlijaS II 30l
D. D., 00.01 the seer 'tams of the Wesleyan slissiona:y
Society.
Mr. &vile gave 5,000 f. to the poor of Paris, and
1,2501. to the Cashel Chant la the Roe d'Agueassau,
in Pail., in aommemoratioo of Cremoroo's victory In
the Grand Prix.

Tb• British Medics( /cure& understands that Mr.
Dalrymple's Dorm awe has cense to • unanimous decisi
in favour of establishment reformatories for inebriates
of the middle and upper Masses.
In the Queen's Bench, on Tuesday, kr. Joult in, an
Essex farmer, rammed E6OO from an agricultural i•-
=company for damage* and delsys through &La)
of • ploughing apparatus.
The Chrrci &Mew understands that the Church
Association are about to apply to the Judicial Com-
mittee of the Privy Council to deprive Mr. Parches
of tic benefice for disobedience to their decree tl
suspension.

Bnoww's Bitoscaym. T3OOlllB, for the Dare of Congbe
Hosneness, Bronobitia, Asthma, Catarrh, or any
Irritation or soreness of the throat, are now imported
and sold In this couctry at Is. lid. per box, put up in
ihe form of • "lozenge," It is the most convenient,
pleasant, safe and sure remedy for clearing and
strengthening the voice known in the world. The
Rev. Ileury Ward Bomber says: "j have often menu-
mended them to friends who were public (pouters, and
to many mums they hare proved extremely serviceable."
The genuine have the words " Brown's Bronchisl
Troches" on the Government Stamp around each hos.
Bold by MI mectitese weadore.—Loodon Gogh, 493,
Oeford-street

MU. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING ST/I,OP FOR CHILDIIHN
Should always be, used when children are °utiles
teeth ; it relieves the little sufferers at once, it pr. •
deem natural quiet sleep by relieving the chill froo.
sad the little cherub awakes 'as bright at
baHoe," It is perfectly harmless, and very pleasant to
taste. It soothes the child, it softens she gums, allays
all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and it Cie
beet known remedy for dysentery and diarrhoea, whether
arising from teething or other causes. Mrs. Winslow'.
Soothing Syrup is sold by thousands of Medieine to der.
In all parts of the world at la led, per bottle, and
Millions of Mothers can testify to its virtne.—Manu•
factory, 493, 000 rd-street, Loudon,
A STAN' ARTICLS THHOOGHOOT THU Wiollill—Tms
itsadnatres PROFIT AND THE 131E1 Mass HOPI.—
Australis forms no small portion of lb* vast 51e14 over
which the celebrated Professor Holloway has spread the
blessings of his peerless remedies. Their peculiar
adaptation to the diseases of our climate was disoovered
at as early day by our shrewd, observant population. and
for yeara, the demand for them has Increased with ever.
accelerated rapidity. The heaviest commercial hoses.
in England are I. the frequent habit of rosaries from
their sorrespondents in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaid.,
oa•lnnli and in fact from every port of Antliainsins
orders for Holloway's Nis and Oininiset to the °steel
of from ELMO to £2,000 at a time. and In' rannn" of
the Jewish persaaaion, proverbially the most cautious of
all the mercantile eommunity, levees larger earns than
they other traders in these PePslar preparation'. They
known fall well that the moment tb• shipmenta arrive
ant. they can be sold at a terse 'draws on inroioe
prices, and that the market for them cover is •12.1
can be depressed. Few pease. thick of turnips their
fates towards the gold Aside without &supply, and there
are houses is Melbourne and Sydney, who make from
dl 000
Is verified by an overwhelming seam of testimony. Now
6°FoErldiso.stdarirs7garal Moab' the
rial.andoestottseban ,nwiklintbeniesle
slalesed
the °audition of them two Important organs. If the
anwe lisoowb.enatSirelyiritlthea.dbedge:Y.P.4l4/itainn dn"Pdanthdea"o9o4:
digestion is impaired, the bowels disordered, and the
liver torpid or deageded, the whole frame golfers The
strength dashes, the spirits droop, the ample:bib
ham,ss agsgegeons, the flesh wasted, supineness sad
despair takes the plains of energy and hopefulness, and
the IN seas becomes as deed to the great object. and
malaise of life as if he were entombed alive. Oat of
idpools.asselebre, as it were, this powerful remedy lifts
his. as If by magic. • few timely doses of the Pills
heist beak digestion, appetite, and physical energy.
The stemma is bread and tested, the liver inalgoested,
the scentlase purged of tisk impsrities,tits de-vitalised
bleed restored to its mensal einfton atid the hale,
bleweddows Meant' reparvere the streigth, the mem
and the health that Waage to *cress seasiisod, w.
ceased docile that these malts, inerodibig as they esay
eseek, do ecteally follow the exhibition of the raftedj,
hemblamimptudellifilliMASWWytelW
0111.

The time Lou the funeral approaches. The peeps/s-
-cion. are nesrly oomplatod. Thou maks* • large
display al thy wife's interment thee some would approve.
Thou haat • Larger train oessolinsors tbsi thy ecedides
io life would °ism to justify. Thou art esseeeted by
W 057 as speudiug on fuuersl show that which 1111gbt
be devoted with advantage to some other parpaes.lt
ia even Waled that all pomp of MU* • mussy is bee
vanity, unsuited to poor mortals, whoa their dust's bed
to the dit,t from whioh it o•ms. But Hob
oessure is sorely unjust. It as well that the wife who
has bee valued by her husband should be hosoured by
hiu, at her departute (roan him sad from the world,
au 1 CAI Lo.o albuoti Liui should have ample demos-
sta•tiou, by a aell-attectied ("metal, Love smell his
regard." hot. Suou exampies of public honour to
dead are lucent's°. to toe living to t 1 similsr live",
to use like eiLertiOn , cud to practice Lie. nnees
they may receive iite marks.et epprebetksh.

She is laid ha the burying-arena. It le the mere
of death. las the &Seam in tee ewiiiider of demo dillies
IrOtO silence in ottier Oboes so 1.130 putle of tee grow
prd differs from peace elsewhere ; it is • MACS'S sad
impresaise meal. Oa the haat or the list folio les
ono of this M.S. there is sue following entry:
Y.& —eased willed to tee nis yeaseeday. aad I Inat
him the cataloged of the book, to look thrown, fa sow
he abeam ate any book lie would like m mews from
hosted wad Turner.
Tina assulag lam going to tie np the left, i.
The Baabury magutratet us Tomalley disalswid the
summons Names • fawner namastOsneet, ler asesslii
Os • mbourer 4111:01d basilisk De lb. posed Yob Ohs
matte bad alzoady boon eompromieed.
Ounientrabi• kind be. ettended the perfenseam
lb, Braise Grenadier band at Brehm delude& '
played the Soglish sad Amerman Latham, welsh ese
eeeocibed as beTiag bees reseived will "will wile.