The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-12-21 00:00:00

BILIDPOIT.

-- Rusin-Bad. Ilten -g es.-At an excellent entertain-
ment held to the Templar Hall, undor the auspices of
the Ancient Order of Rechabites, and prosidodover by
the Mayor on Tuesday evening. the Bris'port Hand-
bell Itingere made their first public appearance, and
fully satisfied a crowded audience assembled to hear
theta. With a little practice they promise to become
excellent campanologusth.
LMATH OF ANOTHER TRADMOIAN.-To that, bourn
from which no traveller returns, has passed one more
of the venerable tradesmen .4 the town, in the penain
of Mr. Gerard Samson, senior of the firm of Sainson
and Son's, irenfoundero. The end of the deceased on
Sunday morning was totally unexpected, although he
had for some tune being suffering from heart affection.
Mr. Samson rose no Sun-lay irnire,,_ comparatively
early, and partook of breakfast. 'There were no
:donning symptom, but just before noon he was
discovered quite load. The cause of death is
lir, ~,,,, incest to lie :apoplexy. Mr. Samson, who was
just 80 years of age, wax an old established Bridport
trailmenan, and was generally respected.
I inidiEN Weletece. --On hionday John and Ann
Iltilliants reached their golden wedding day. They
were married at Herten Parish Church, near Britiport,
Dorset, tin December 9th, 1830. John Williams was
horn at Burton, October 11th, 11404. Ann was born at
Weymouth, May 6th, 1806. John Williams was in
H.M. Service 37, years doing his duty at Burton,
Portland, Weymonth, Yarmouth, Loweetoft, Cantor,
Southwold, Kessingland, and Rochester, he has been
is Poneioner (non customs since leeaa, and has reacted
at North-street. Stneel, and Kent, for the past 33
years. Their family :ember ten, eight of whom are
alive, the eldest being 49, and the youngest 24, the
latter was born when his mother was within five days
of 50 years of age. The old couple are enjoying good
health, and have receiveti many congratulations.
SCPIRATITION.-This was the subject of an excellent
and carefully prepared paper, given by Mr. Clarke,
the town mime entry, to the members id the Young
Men's Christian Association, at the Ansociation
11.winue East-street, on Monday evening. His
IVershtp the Mayor, president .if the association,
presided over an audience limited but Appreciative.
The lecture was in every reelect worthy a larger
audience, and we earneetly trust that are the mason
hat expired, Mr. Clarke may be induced to repeat it.
Immense research and careful study must have been
employal by Mr. Clarke to enable him to speak upon,
and wo lucidly to explain, the anise and effect of the
auperatitioue beliefs entertained by our remote
anceetors,-superetitione ridiculous and unnatural as
they are, yet have their devotees at the present day
in isir country -- nay in or own busy town. Mr.
Clarke dieployed a her .4 charms and spirit
drivers, &c., all .4 which a_ppear to have had peculiar
lowers vested in them. The lecturer also showed •
quantity of articles wad by the adherenta to the
limniah Church, and fluently explained their
various uses, and supposed virtues. At the clam a
hearty vote of thanks was gi%en to Mr. Clarke, who
suitably responded, and to the chairman for presiding!
COUNTY PETTY IigsSIONS. Motioay.-Before J. M. P.
Tbe business of this Court was comparcively light. Montego, E.g. (chairman), W. Outfox. EA.. and W.
George Koott,Snettisbury, e. Walter Young, Sherborne. Hommel% Big.
-In this case, in which ill wilf•claimed for tee breach of OBSTRUCTING TIM HlettIVAT. -William Clift, of Bread-
th. warranty of some sheep, Ur. Brennane was for the windeor, was charged with leasing a timber-carriage on
plaintiff. and Mr. Davis. for the defendant, and he the highway, taxa obstructing the free passage-Defend-
announced that it bad been settled out of Coml.-11w ant said it was not a timbal-carriage, hut • pair of wheels
Honour wise "chemist t bear It. wed to fst:h water to the house.-P.S. Hill said it was
Henry Sampson. Spadtsbury, v, Thomas Hammett, always kept there. This being the first offence, defendant
Betodfoed Atkinson appeared for the defendant.- was fined Is. and 7.. vets.
The claim was for eel 3. 11d. for goods end money lent, STEALING BUTIER AT ASKERSWELL -Frederick Sum.
and of a the defeudant adarPtel that lie owed ..e6 E..; in ways, dairyman, in the employ to Mr. Ellis D• 1•6, of
support of this he pro Need • ledger which be said ea, in Egondon Fain, Ask.srewell, was charged with stealing
the handwriting of his wife, wto was dead. in which were hutt. r, the property of his madsr, on the 7th inst.-
entries of good. had by the plaintiff of him during the last Prosecutor said defend:sit was employed as dairyman by
11 year', which reduced the claim against him to the luny, and after be had made the butt--r on the above day,
amount be admitted.-Hie Honour reiunrked she could he found about e pound and-a-half put away in a tub,
not appear ass witness, she could only be present in the steered with a cloth. The rest .4 the butter had then
• so it would be no us. calling bar; at the same time been t deem into the house. Promcutor did not say any- ,
It was very good business-like writing. -aster on in the thing to defend.nt thori, hut after he ba 1 flatted his
case Mr. Atkinson said hiu client had made a toi-tike in wink •itnest found the Lothr bet been reiuoved. Prom-
saying it was hi. wiles handwriting; it was that 44 a nein cut or asked defendant what he lad lone with the butter,
named /Jidda', who also was iinfortun tea, dead. The ad he told h'm it wan some left in the churn, and theta,
learned gentlemen also awe, tet the ny.ater aboald be afterwards bad taken it int, the dory. William observed
referred.-His Honnur, having looked at the accounts, that he supposed it was there IOW. Defendant made BO
said he could Pere ive the wisdom gained by experience reply. After further conversation
_prosecutor told him it
in Mr. Atkies ma applicator. His client', claim was wee no use to tell lies, he knew he had it, and Liked him
hatred by the S acute I tamitations. but the plaintiff's for the butan sod dela Defendant then said "It is up
was not. (Ireiel.t a.) Ultimstely, be gave plaintiff a here? Defendant walked away to the cow-shed, where
verdict for All it 5i be had been milking, and took tbe butter and cloth from
Henry Moron h yneston, v. Henry Beree. Blendford- • slamp-troerh and handed It tre prosecutor.-111r. Dews
Kr. Travers f r toe plaintiff. bud Mt. Atkinson for the Baia he dd not wish to press thecae*, but it was his
-This case, which involved • question of oath tion to have no more to do with defendant-Thu maa
sgeinst oath between the parties redeem to the littered pleads.' guilty, and elected the case to be summarily dealt
payment for some hay, was, at the lest 0 'ere referred to ith. -The Bench told him be bad violated his trust, and
a gentleman named Payne fur. arbitattion.-eir. Payne now he would be fined 255. or • month's lard labour.
b•OdOd in • lenthr /ward, in which be tad 'hot "tee to Eacarnse Law.-Thomas Claddy,a miserahle-looking
the objection of the plaintiff to be sworn, he would prefer fellow, was charged in custody with stealing two ducks,
' that the cam should be beard before his Honour, all the the property of John Scelleu, of Whitchurcle-Prisoner,
Items being entnitttwa ; a simply wasa question of oath who was remauded on hot upon his personal security, el
against oeth -With the consent of tee Registrar, who gin • short time ago, had absconded, but was overtaken
kindly undertook to discharge the day, his Honour lir the police-With regard to the caw. P.O. Custsrd said
referred it to him for settlement that with P.C. Hann he went to Greeubam, where
'Mousse Hammett, innkeeper. Blandford. e Richard prieener resided, and called him up about quarter-past four
Walberton. a aeleauilder, of alandford.'K,. Atkinson em. He siser tethers strewed from the door to the floe-
was for the plaintiff, and Mr. Belonged for the defendant place ; but he then denied tee charge. On the way to
-The sent of 6 11s. was pad MO the Court, and as Bantinster prisoner asked the °mutable what he thought
regards the habinca defendant pleadea the Statute of woad be done ta him, when he said he did not know. He
Limitation,- His Honour said although the d.feeee was adulated then haying had the ducks ; but only one was
not as deep ass well or as wide as a patrol:, door it was found. When the constable asked for the other bird he
eullicieet foe the pewee. Judgment would b given for replied, "You won't , find It; for I have eaten the dock
the defendant -Mr. Atkinson thought it a hard ems, and and burnt the festhert."-Priaoner was sentenced to• week
hoped costa would not follow.-His Honour: He will have in prison, in default of paying • fine of 10.. for the theft;
hie cite; you should not poises claim you cannot make for absondiog 14 days; the £lO penalty was mitigated In
Kyresw. Abbott-Kr. Atkinson for he plaintiff. Mr. 10.., and another week was the alternative of sion-pays
Brennand for the defendant -The claim was to recover I went,
pseeeesion of certain pr. mesa and • bal ince of rent, 10s.- I FASHIONABLE MORNING CALLS.-Illary Eveleigh, married
We. Atkinson said the plaintiff was the well-known I woman. of Dotter'', was summoned by her neighbour,
landlord of the Crown lon, in Blandford, and the defendant , Etas Cymberland. on a charge of aatult,-Defendant
of I pleaded not guilty.-Mrs. Cumberland swore she wM
the sense
7:lw
ndrepeTr4sieve.miez.,,_zybi..
puoing defendant's door (they were next-door ne4bhours)
store., &c, situate in the Greyhound-war I- were on Friday morning, the 3rd but, when she put her fist In
rented by the plaintiff from the Trustees of the I complanant's face, using foul langeage,end said she woad
National Provincial Bang • So lone I ark as 76 Ido for her if she (complainant) caws into bet house. That
be wished to put an end to the tenance. and I continued for AD hour. In the evening defendant threw
replied water over be r bust-and sad sat le his face (laughter.)-"-
This wag William Cumkerlaud, husband ofm use is 'ooplaruiot, sad Is
tdseefennoltliancetin notice
qa.ti to. thatw. eifffec nto A
law,
repliedfound to be so, and was waived. Ott ore were also sent, and
gavet
a t
came home to deice on the Friday and. defendant used
also waived, and the present one, upon which tbtlf b••• 4 biil,sbagnefuL - }Judder, called by defendent mid
their claim, he ahe nderstood t defendant said he boa that complainant had told her that lire Eveleigh was •
never roe red -Mr Ey the was called and Praewl "vice d wealth, end witness went and told Mrs. Eveleigh of
mot tat de1...100t the notice -Kr- Brewieetileha_o6 an_fa. , IL-Defendant denied barins threatened the life of oom-
gr. to produce a letter in his possession w 'tee planate, whom she deecribled as a frequent visitor to her
written to the defendant. but which he had not sent him. house. She came in and out to bring news, and go away
-Ms Honour ridiculed the idea of thia-Mr. Brennand and talk about her. She had called too often as 13 times in
said be had given him natioe to produce it -His Honour : one morning. (Laughter.)-The Bench dismissed the CA•11,
It's an inothate, incomplete thing: you could never use both husbands becoming responsible for the cnoduct of
evidenc 'of 1,. Mont likely it is burnt--Mr. Brennan', . their wives 111 the tutu,. -E irh hpl Lu tar th•-ir own
I have nit me ,l- Mr. Atkinses : You have Mem • eoita
copy of it, which I showed you, little thinking you would I AFFILIATION. -Wm. Wolf, rib, a lad, of Han kchurcle
make th.. ungentlemanly use you have of it -Kr. was eummaied by &young girl mined Sat-a% Ann !imam,
Brimmed : I lost think Mr. Atkinson should use that of the Mlle perish, t, show cause, Aka -A male child was
word.-His Honour: No, no.-Pmintiff, in further reply reduced by the mother, and defendant was imputed the
to Mr. Brennend, said hi had never written other notices, &thee-Attu- bearing somewhat lengthy evidence an
and not sent them. He had retained the one in question order to pay lc 61, ;roc week towards the maintenance of
be.........b0wing It ao a mend, Its thateeted it would I the child eras made iiian defendant
be better if shorter-Eli Honour: It's • tity TOO did not Tag " Usual." CONDITION.—A mason, of Beaminster,
go to Mr. Atkinson at once-Planed : I am So 1112. John Cale, was charged With being drunk and disorderly,
accustomed to the law, but it will be a boson to me-His in Hogabill-street, on the sth iust-P.O. Hook saw defend-
Honour i He would have taken you, you knew, sot of ant at 10 p.m. Very drunk, cursing and swearing, and
them shoals Into deep water.-7rWerickY,el.l.,ooe the makibg a dieturbance. He wialied him to go home, but
pieictiff, sees celled, end swore he took he trove iu he shouldn't fog him, end if he had his will be would
q„t.
VC., to the defendant, igt mime having erevesisif knock ing - head off, Witness bad cautioned him
reed ti over to him-leathery said waived preesos.e many times before-Defendant said the constable bad
notice' f r Iron Iships make. What be want'-'t was t 'get said to him " Drunk as usual;' he would have gone on
rid of the tedsaae, mimed by defendant keeping pigs and quietly if it had not been for that -Fined 11a, costa St -
bulls in the y are-Pord. in answer to Mr. Br•OD•Orl. said Defendant : 'l'll pay it in a monte;-_magiatraa.:
be gave the notice to the defendant's servant he did not "You've got it now. -Defendant " Pon my life and
tell her the contents of it. She was •girl with sandy hair. heart I hasn't, air."-Anowed a week.
-Kr. Atkinson: I. Mr. Abbott prepared toe-ear he CIMILTT To • DO:Mgr.-Sidney Pearoe.o( Tborneombe.
received It /-Mr. hbee(t : I am, most soleninly.-ma was charged with cruelly torturing a doekey, by working
Breseaad lam prepared to produce the ‘ll.l.—ilia it whilst in an unfit state. -P.C. Pike said hi sem the
Moos: : Very well, let so have tie lady vita We felt d•leadeat(• boy) using the donkey, and he examined the

George Cherriott o. Emanuel Cherriott Dibben
wee for tie pl ontiff Hr. Aldridge for the defendant.—
The parties were father &orison, sal the dispute was about
Vie rent .4 some pt. .party. —Blurs the circumstances of
the case were entered into, ilk Honour said no CIIMI was*,
painful to the Court as that or sit hetw.e, Nth.,
and son. lie could not e initairo auythina isore distress.
ing. Hare wan father lornmins up his son in early youth,
and with that affection, Wiieh he hoped always existed
between father and son. and here in alter Ills they were
sowing each other as • e mole of ordinary people would.
(After conferring w,tu Mr. Iteelins). Mr. R mhos
would take it In chambers, if botY p %Gies were agreed,
sad Vie public would he spared the painful exhibition of
hearing father and son swearing against each ether face lb
Nee. —This Dooreo was agreed to by toe learned advocates
on either

animal. On the near side he found a wound about Ij
inches long and two inches in dismeter--an open sore. On
toe other aisle was another wound. Witness told him the
donkey was not fit to be worked, and he was to teke it
out of trap.—Sergeant 11111 abio examined the animal. and
Droved finding two wounds upon it..—Fined ne. 6L. costs
10a 61, allowed • fortnight, or 14 days.
Ganz Migrate. —John Norihover, of Milton, wu
charged with trae..ating on land in the occupation of Mr.
R. Fooks, on this 10th of Nov-roberi iii wiwch of ennui,
A workman of Mr. Fooks found wires set in the field, and
wine were also found by Mr. looks, and in one of them
was • rabbit.—Defendant had no right in the fields.—
Fined 114, mete. Sa, to be Paid in a week, or 14 days'
imprieonent. •
AMMO= TILIIIPL/M.—John Gale, who did not &ppm',
warn sucnmseied lot a similar offence.—Mr. Thomas Lovers.
of Poorstoz.k, said on the 7th inst. he saw defendant in a
field in the occupation of hoe mother-in-law, and afterwards
in • cover belonging to Lord Sandwich, he fired on
witnesers land where there is game. When defendantsaw
witness he ran away, but ha ran alter and caught him.—
Fined 40x, aorta, 10a, or one month bard labour.
STICALINO WOOD. George C,,.,, for llMilOwood
value ii. (IL, at Lyme Regis, property of Yr. K. 11.
Ctieriton, was filled 204., and allowed 11 days' in which to
pay IL

irdanb.
At Waterford Anise (before Judge Barry) Patrick
Goggin was sentenced to live years penal servitude
for the manslaughter of Bridget Flynn, by knocking
her brains out with a hatcheL

At Bellindine Petty Session, on Friday the two men,
Daly and Keane, who were concerned in the attack on
the police on Friday evening were brought before the
magistrates, when, on application by the Crown, the
case was adjourned for six weeks, the accused being
liberated on ball. On leaving the court they were
cheered by a large crowd, and an address was delivered
by Mr. James Daly, of Caditlebar, declaring that
landlordism was doomed.

A number of persons charged at Cork Assize, on
Friday, with an outrage at Idaybella, County Kerry,
on two brothern named Horgan, were aquitted. The
&deuce raked wee an alibi.

A man named Boylo and his wife, on property of Mr.
Brown, near Balla, wens dragged from their bed a
night or two ago, dragged along the road, and their
hair cropped. Boyle hadgiven Wine trifling wwieteeee
to the agent. .

A tenant-right meeting was held on Friday at
Loughgall, county Armagh, and was attended by
about 1000 persons, chiefly Orangemen. Previous to
the meeting, a mob of 40 or 50 persons took possession
of the platform, which they destroyed, and the
meeting was held in an adjoining field. A large [ores
of police and military were at hand, but did not
interfere. The resolutions were in favour of the
"three K*B "Jim' a compnihensive scheme of pleasant
proprietory.
At Westport Petty Session on Friday, several young
men were charged, by special direction from the
Attorney-General, under the Whiteboy Act, with
compelling three masons to leave their employment,
and threatening persons with whom they lodged.
ltemandeil.

Three hundred labourers have been discharged on
Lord Kenmare's estate, owing to the refusal of the
tenants to pay more than Griffith's valuation.
On Friday morning, at Carryduff, near Mallow, a
ItIiIII named Jenuniah Scanlon, who was evicted some
time since for non-payment of rent, was reinstated by
a number of men. The landlord and police have gone
to recover possession.

The magistrates at Tolls. county Clare, have
committed for trial a man named O'Holloran, for
posting up a letter threatening Col. O'Callaghain and
other Clare magistrates with the fate of Lord
Mouritmorres. Colonel O'Callagham was followed
from the court by an excited crowd, whom the police
charged, wounding three men; two seriously.
A report states that Captain Maxwell, the leader
of the Ulster men to Lough Mask, has been " Boy-
cotted," and that firkins of butter which he sent to
Granard market were tarred. Several others who
took wt in the expedition hays also been "Boy-
cotted."
The Rev. W. McKelogh, parish priest of Bailin*.
hinch, has been attacked by a man and stabbed under
the following circumstances. He was at the house of
the imxish priest of Bober, Tiuperary, making a
settlement between a widow who had been evicted
from a farm, and the farmer who had taken it up, and
who was on that account being "Boycotted." As he
was leaving in the evening in company with another
priest a man, a relative of the "Boycotted" farmer,
made an attempt to stab him. Father M'Keogh had
hb hand in his pocket, and received the first wound
in the hack of the hand. The man made another
attempt at his breast and cut his clothes, but before
he could accomplish his desipi the curate knocked him
down, and the would.be assassin fled. Father
M'Keogh, with the exception of the ugly cut on his
hand, escaped injury.
At Waterford, on 'Thursday night, the effigies of a
number of persons who paid more than Griffith's
valuation for their city holdings were burned in the
I presence of some thousands of persons. Extra police
were called out to assist in keeping the peace.
A meeting of house proprietors was held on Thurs-
day, in Waterford, at which resolutions were adopted
to resist all attempts on the part of the tenant to
Interfere with the rules that have heretofore regulated
holding of property in Waterford.
Mr. T. 1). Pim, merchant, .d Youghat, has received
a letter from the Knockpore branch F the Land
League, threatening to "Boycott" him if he pays
more than Griffith's valuation for land which he rents
in the vicinity of Youghal. He rents a brickyard at
1:200 a year, Griffith's valuation being £75 10s.

THaoar Ifsairsruon.--Soreriessand drynees,tickling
and irritation, inducing cough and affecting the voice.
For these symptoms use Nppe's Glycerine Jujubes.
Glycerine, in these agreeable confections, being in
proximity to the glands at the moment they are
excited by the act of sucking, becomes actively heal.
jug. Sold only in boxes, 71d. and ls. lid., labelled
" James Epps & Co., Homer ipathic Chemists,
dadon." A letter received: "Gentlemen,—lt may,
perhaps, interest you to know that, after an extended
trial, I have found your Glycerine Jujubes of con.
siderable benefit (with or without medical treatment)
in almost all forms of throat disease. They soften and
clear the voice. In no case can they do any harm.—
Yours faithfully, Gordon Holmes, L. B.C. P. E.
Senior Physician to the Municipal Throat and Ea;
Infirmary.
" Mr. Johnstone in his Chemistry of Common Life
pointed out that Cocoa had long reached the consumer
with too much .4 its own fat, or loaded with a variety
of farinaceous substances, pmducing A soup rather than
a beverage. The Cocoa bean affords admirable
nutritive flesh formin„.• qualities, and staying power.
In Cadbury's Cocoa Essence these are retained and
concentrated, providing an exhilarating infusion, not a
starchy soup. " Warnings to Househotders.
FITS.—EFILEPRT OR FA LLING SICKNIMR. —SENSATIONS,
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been discovered for these distressing complaints, by a
Physician who in desinnui that all sufferers may
benefit from this providential discovery. It will cure
the most hopeless cue after all other means have been
tried. Full ,nrticulars will lie Pent by poet. free .4.
charge. Addrate.—Me. Wittiams, 10, Oxford Terrace,
Hyde Park, London.
Day, Sot, & HEWITT'S GASEOUS FLUID ARD RID
DIUDICIFL —The Gowns Fluid, the European remedy for
Diarrhrea in Calves and Sheen and for Odic in Horne.
The Red Drench, for Chills, Fevers, Badwater, and
Owlet in Cows, and for all pains and inflammation in
Zees in difficult Lambing.-22, Dorsetstreet, Baker.
street, Londoo,lNV.
Tatman ARO TRATRLLERA, ladies risking, visiting the
onside, or otherwise exposed to the scorching rays of the
sun and heated wirticles of dust, will find Rowlands'
Kalydor most cooling and refreshing for the face, hands,
and arm,; it eradicates sunburn, tan, freckles, ic., allays
the pain and irritation caused by mosquito and gnat bites,
and produces a beautiful and delicate complexion. Sold
in two sizes. Rowland? Macassar Oil prevents the hair
falling off during hot weather. Rowlands' Odonto
whitens the teeth. Sold by chemist: perfumers, and
hairdressers. Buy only Rowland's articles.
THROAT AFFECTIONS •NO HOARSZNEAS. —All suffering
from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will he
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief afforded
the use of "Brown's Bronchial Troche:" These famous
" lozenges" are now sold by most respectable chemists is
this country at is. lid. per box. People troubled with a
" hacking cough," a " slight cold," or bronchial affections,
cannot try them too soon, u similar troubles, If allowed
to progress, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affection: See that the words " Brown's Bronchial
Trochee" are on the Government Stamp around each box.
—Prepared by JOH:1 I. BROWN and SONS, Boston, United
States. European depot, removed to 33, Farringlion-
read London....

- Ter YOUR Weicirr !—Hydroleine (Hydrated Oil) has
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all wasting diseases, invariably producing increase in flesh
and weight. This preparation of Hydrated Cod Liver Oil
Is tonic, digestive, and ten times more nourishing, es well
as far more pleasant to taste, than plain cod liver oiL
Hydrotains will nourish and produce increase of weight in
those mans where oils or fat, not so treated, are difficult or
impossible to digest All tendency to emaciation and loss
of weight is arrested by the use of Hydroleine. Of all
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London. Pamphlet free.
WARIIIIIGI KIRCRVIT'S PARIS BUM. The marked
superiority of this laundry blue over all others, and the
quick appreciation of its merits by the public, have been
attended by the usual results, viz, a flood of imitations;
the merit of the latter mainly consists in the ingenuity
exerted, not simply in imitating the square shape, but
making the general appearance of the wrappers resemble
that of the genuine article. The manufacturers beg
therefore to caution all buyers to see " Reckitt's Paris
Blue" en each packet
litoefune I—Fos TES TRIM AND &MTH .—A few drops
of the liquid " fibrillae" sprinkled on awet toothbrush pro-
duces • pleasant lather, which thoroughly cleanses the teeth
from all parasites or Impurities, hardeas the gums, prevents
timer, stone decay, gives to the teeth • peculiar pearly-
whiteness, sad • delightful fragrance is the breath. It
removes all unpleasant odour spiing freni decayed teeth or
tobacco smote. "The Predicant florin mi." being composed
in pert of honey and sweet herb', Is delicious to the taste
end the greatest toilet discover, of the zee. Price Is fid, of
ill Meatball and pediment. Wholesale depot removed to
23, Farringdon -road, London.
ADrice TO blueness I—Are you broken in your rest by
• sick child souring with the pain of cutting teetht Go at
moo to • chemist sad list a bottle of Mee Wasstow's
sooritinu Brier. It will relieve the poor sufferer immedi-
ately. It is perfectly harmless and pleasant to the taste, it
produces natural quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
eath, and the little cherub awakes "a. bright as • bottom."
It soothes the child, it softens the gums, allays all pain,
relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is this best known
, remedy for dysentery and diarrheas, whether arising from
teething or other canna. Mts. Wiaslo or'e liooih
' syrup Is sold by Medicine dealers TTTTT whets at is, ltd
per bottle.
VALUABLE DISCOVIRE rio,ll sea Rater.—li_your heir is
turning grey ot width, or thdlinAt off, use " The Marken
Hair Renew, for it will posthaste resters in every ems
Greg or nib Asir to its original colour, without having
he disagreeable smell of most " Restorers." It makes
the hair charmingly beautiful, as well as proae ths
growth of the hair on bald spots, where the gi•A& eta not
Ask yeur Chemist for "Tita Mexico, HAIR
Rimewie." sold by Chemists and Perfumers everywhere
Set. per boMis. W &lead* depot removed to 33.
parringtion-road. London,
Her.tors AT Si Otelfeco,T AND PlLLS—Counsel for the
delicate—Those to whom the changeable temperature is a
pretreeted period of trial should seek the earliest
opportunity of removing all obstacles to good health. This
cooling ointment, perseveringly rubbed upon the skin, is
,
the most reliable remedy for overcoming all diseases of the
I throat and chest Diphtheria, relaxed tonsils, sore throat,
woollen glands, ordinary catarrh, and bronchitis, usually
pre veiling at this season, may be arrested as soon as
discovered, and every symptom banished by Holloway's
simple and effective treatment. This Ointment and Pills
are highly commended for the facility with which they
successfully contend with influenza; they allay in an
incredibly short time the distressing fever and Wain
cough.

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In. obtained by the CORDON lITIfII Deetwlptie sad
illustrated Catalogues Iris by pot, also all Wads el THUS
and 411BU8, Bulbs, BUDS for the Farm sod Gordo of every
deeeriptioo. J. CUBA I. 4110118, Lawdeld Crawley.
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