The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-03-09 00:00:00

SWINDLING.

A maa. known as F. Bullard (with several "'Ns),
dating from 118. Long-lane, is under remand at the
Southwark Police-court, charged with obtaining money
front many persons by swindling advertisements, running
thus:—" Money, money. From no to /ZOO to lend at
le (!) per cent , without life assurances, bills of sale, or
security." This was put in a Western paper, and
William Duckett, farmer of Burnham, said he applied for
• loan of IV, and was asked to send 7s. 6d. for pre-
liminary expenses. Ile replied he had no money to send,
but it could be deducted from the loan lie never heard
any more of it. Other evidence was given, and the
prisoner is detained for a week

WES rSO NI 1113 Er rzIiPLECHASZEL—TunitSDAT.
Tile lieteleJte. Cup STCH.PUICHASC, for horses regularly
Mate ‘,l (a. I esst twelve tinsel,) during the present ....sou
omib "T S ertricton or Taunton Harriers. Four ye.ra
old to carry lOrt, five years old 114. 51b, six and aged
12,t For horses which, at the time of starting, have
never won • flat race, hurdle race, or steeplechtwe. No
professionals, grooms, or paid servants allowed to ride.
Ai out two miles.
Mr. Stevens' hr g Spcit.man, 5,114 511 i, carried llst
61b (Mr. Buckerell) 1
Mr. Palmer's b h Banaby Rados, 5, 114 sib (Mr.
Palmer) 2
Mr. Barrett's be g Patent Stopper, a, Mt (Mr.
Lsingdon) 3
Mr. V. A. Wood's hr in Tint Love, 5, lilet (Mr .1. T.
Cable) 0
Mr. Cooper's lir in Surprise, 6, list 51b (Mr. Corry) 0
Tug Mature Houma Rack of 25 soya to the first and 5
sues to the second hr e, hr registered hunt rs which
it the tune of starting have n..ver won • hurdle race,
flat r..'-o, or steseplech.s. value 20 soya. Four plus old
lOst, the years list, six and aged 12. t 4; b. Abut two
miles, over eight hurdles.
Mr. Barrett's us Mr. It. M. Rudd's lig Tartar. 10. t
(Rudd) 1
Mr. R. Thirweirs be g Wasp—by Vernaslan—B,s.
wing, 10. t (rh(rwell) 2
Mr. Irt'ieren's gr g B.hyloniao, 10.. ...(Mr. Letters.) 3
N. S. Western'. b g .rtcullis, lost (Armstrong) 0
TOR TALLY-110 STIIIPLICHASIT of 6 nova each. ffft. (to
hrl(unns) witt, 30 govaaddsd. For registered hunters.
F or years um, five year. 114 5 b, FIX on't aged 124.
Winners of 29 ..v• 51h, of 60 is.vs. 1011,, of 90 soya. 14Ib
extre. About two miles and a-half. N prufsssionals,
gr,•o4 •. Or pal,' servant, allowed 10 rile.
Mr. A. Vat, hg Fiddlestick, 4. 104......(Mr. 1/Aileron) 1
Mr. 11. Grace's bc g George—by George Osoaldestoo, a,
12es 10lb (Mr. Curtis)
Lord Wolveit ,n's eh g Etoperor, a, 124 51b (Kr. A.
Coventry) 3
31. r. Delgarcle's bg Lothsir—by Idler—Belle of the Bali,
13st (Owner) 0
HASILLSUICT HANDICLP 1101IDLII RAZZ 01 40 soy,. Any
winner af tor the weiguts are declared ills, of OD soya.
10th exit,. About two miles, over eight hurdles.
Entrance 2 roes.
Lord Wolv. rtou's 8,,r11an,6, 104 1111,...(Mr. L.t boreal 1
Mr. G. W. Mm ii.'. Gleu Berate, 4, 104 ....
Mr. D. Wires St. Cuthbert, a, 114 Pb (Mr.
Cgventry) 3
Mr. Roberts' Hard Times, 5, lOtt 11lb
Mr. IL Smith's h c. by Lecturer—Belle Sauteing; 4,10 1 0
Tag LOCAL Huirreaa' FLAT Race of 90 SOLI. to the first
and 5 sovs. to second hogae. For hunters which have
he, n fairly bunted o jib any esiablithed pack of f0a-
1...v.1.d. or stagbonn.l. in Somerset. Dorset, Devon, or
Wilt., during the present season. About two miles on

...
the fiat
Mr. H. M. Road's T. tar, 4 (Mr. A. Coventry) 1
Mr. H. 01.ac,•'s Georg... a, 12st Lilb (Mr. Curtis) SI
Mr. Eler's us Mr. It. N. Hooptir's Modern School, a,
ILtUlb(Owumr) 9
Mr. hydney L”theren's Jester IL, 6, list 121 b (Mr
Lydian's) 0
Mr. H. S-arle's Honour Bright, 6, 114 9Th (North) 0
THE CIIWILERNI HAIIDICAP 811.11.PLSCIIISZ PLATS of 50
. . .

.oe.. Aboot to mike .nd a-eau.
Lord %V ulvertun's Weathercock. a. lOst BTh (Mr.
Letheren) 1
Mr. Cahnedy's Comedy. 6. lOst s'h (Kallek) 2
Mr. W. Newton's Sydenham. a, lOst Sib (Keogh) 3
Tnit Uniform& Pura of 40 sows. Met race) for hunters.
About twu miles end e.querter.
Mr. 0 Clements Bri.tol, 13s1 7 b... .. . . (Mr. Coventry) 1
Mr. A Thlrlwell's 111.tck Rick, 11st IMb (Mr. D.
Thlrlwell) 2
Mr. 8. Western's Ricairdo, list 2'b Blake) 3
Tux PONT Nonni& RAM PLATZ of 2 son. each ((our
. . .

starter.). with 11 added. About one mile and a-half over
six hurdles.
Mr. Pa vmore's Maggot, 6 ......... 1
Mr. Porter', Little Annie. 6 ........ ......... 2

HOUSEHOLD SUFFRAGE FOR THE COUNTIES.
from the Covent Ga•Ylert Magesisw.

The "young man from the country " now-a-days is a
different won. He haa seen more of the weld than his
sore t. in The facilities of communication Lave enabled
him to pay frequent vain' to the towns In the neighbour-
hood et his district, there to mingle with his fellow men,
end cultleete an interest In the events of contemporary
bistery. Ito ho, moreover, learned to reed i.nri write!
awl 311,y ho expected ado n erauca, too 1,. Spread
!DWI to thee t stand ,till higher in education than he
dens now. Ills advancement is seen even in hie ability to
Pin i,s combinetions int the furtherance of Ids disso-
lute', res, is, in fact, in every way a worthy compeer
of his brothsr in tho town, and lead.; withal a more sober,
third el life, earninag more money than his forefathers, and
pew ilitit n..• his gout& to U.e revenues of the country. We
hove advisedly avoid. d titing tie terns no v twat in
v. goe, "Agricultural lab or. r," which is too confined.
!foe propos, d m wsure for the assimilation of the
borough acid the county f ranch's, does flit Whet merely
agricultural tab.:imam It embraces and advances the
oi all who are not actmilly resident witisin •
borough. The limits of the horoughe were fixed long since.
01 *lw via • the influx f inhabitants into the large towns
mid t ,ward the ceetre of m inufaciure arid commerce ham
boon very great. mc liwita of these towns have long
to...nosed the limits of 'the bort,udire, and large town
digit ices, containing together a vast adult male population,
me only represented by the narrower, less ample franchise
of the cototies. Further, there is a large population in
the counties living on the outekirt- of towns and elsewhere
which could not he comprehended in t it term " agvicul-
tura' mrer," tout which would be mitt. melosed upon the
I q iiiiiessli. n of th • franchite.
1.,:t io coniid. rots Mu. measure, bear in mind that
ills tint only agricultural labourene—not only ploughmen
imel shell ti I—who are to he admitted to Or • Irshchise,
but also • Isrov class of persona who are, In other respects,
precisely on the same footing as per. ius who are in the
full enjoyment of the f rancLiso at tho present moment.
Why should these, it any rate, he debarred from equality
of pr;rileges with their fellows 1 And, if they cannot be
denied rqii olity in this respect, erby refuse to those who
differ from them In their piece of residence ant their pur-
suits, lot ere at least equally honest, intelligent, awl
. corn eqital wares and pay egad taxes!
A further ailventagr of %Waning the suffrige in the
c-urtits would he the abolition of fadgot voice While
the voters are comparaiively few in number, the creation
of • cmtiparetiv,ly small rioniher of ficti•toue votes
caries condtlerage we Ott. Take the county which is,
lat Om present mionsent, the most conapicuome
! scene of " fartsotiny," Mellothi en. The constituency
I nomhers 3500, or ober, about& Of these 196 are alre
Axed rot the r.oll as faggot voters, and 200 now, applic dieing
for ro ~ostratluto sacra cultismd up to the 31• i. of January.
1160. If these aro allowed, as many as 456 vot. s will he
I thrown into the ae de at the next general election. The
introduction of 456 voters into a oonstitum.ey of 3500
forms • most important Item, but would be insignificant
In a conatituency of 30,000. The system of faqgotio.4 us
icc ip .1-le of extension Co its to be of any avail iii I .rgoo von-
: •tituessii rs, and can wily lie &ionised where Co. ci. t eel
h itly is 11111.111. Being I, cocclon the auladirlof of fri Choke
into juintt,siesal tars (59., the thousandth part of ao
' acre), it cannot he used so as to create any v., p large num-
I her of vote* for the freeholder would, in .11 lon 11m141% •y.
rot care to pert with very much of his frechohis for
! prlitheol purposes, though he iloss not wield fie the sake
! of he 'tarty slimming a suidll fraction.
Th • importation into a conetituencY of a body of t beet. m
, uee..en, etc] with the county In any other thee hy
! the fictitious tenure of an infinitesimal fres:Moue, a r -
! hold, is an act which no one can deny to he unju t, as
' ca'cui-.t,d to overhear and drown the natural v. tee it the
' bone Ms electors. If the extension of the Irani:Oise in floc
enunure to householders, by enlarging greatly the roll of
volors, render such acts of injustice futile, II s ?ohms
about,' be a strong mosso why every conscientious Lag-
lidrman should side with Kr. Trevelyan in his dmiro to
, ace his me esure carried.

The Grand Ilake is a musician of cone skill, and his
heti. is the chtet fashionable resoct of arttste., mothers,
and scientific met at St. Petersbure. Although the
Emperor is fond of otnverestion, a tumid-some .ffeetion
In his throat makes articulation difficult end painful.
Consequently the presence of his brother at the dinnet-
t side is no small relief. °tithes-, occasions, whet no
etiquette interferes with t 4 exchange of idtas e
Imperial banquets are moat lively and .sereeable. B:i the
bong Lord High Admiral, the Grand Duke Canino:anis
is President .1 the C emote( Monsters, a poot almost
equivalent to Prime kliniater in oth. r countries In IA6I
he was for • chart thus Vi -eroy of Poland, whither he
proorwdesi at an unfortunate lime. The agitation cau.ed
by the emancipation of the sects in Rusaia was then being
urged :ail abetted by the Communistic societies In
London. Paris, and ViettaiL A rising was been' actively
plauned, under the belief that it would be aided by the
SUMO 0 mlee, in revenge for the lest of their human
property. The Grand Duke'. measures, which were realty
c .ucittatery, were supposed to be dictated , y fear, and
only encouraged the patriots or Insitreents. After 1m had
bee, wouuds.l in an attempt on hi. life, and had been
forced to the conclussion ilia- reprea.i u only otold TIIE ATTEMPT AGAINST GENERAL
preserve the tie between Poland and Reeds., he reclined MELIKOFF.
to •ffire. 11., It considered "a Liberal in Rus,i I, i
but wee ardently Gen M General Loris elikoff wu W abet at on ednesday
eelmilod to aerlike measures
• afternoon, just as he was leaving hie carriage to enter ins
during the lat. d Late e I ti"' e the Es'lt• and eon. house. The hell pseud through his military cloak. The
ducted the atiata A if Go' ,00nt at Ii , Petersh,ng
t 0,,, who firel WY so close that General Melikoff, who
while the IL uper.r. the Ca emits, and the Kiniaters recei',Jed no injury, was able with his that to strike hint in
were absent at the seat of 'a. It is remarkable th it the face, and he wag at once secured. Our correspondent
since the accession of the Romaniaf faintly in 1813 no says that the man, who is about 30 years of age appears
a tool.
appears
Route& emperor it s had a pat et suit uncle, but, as In To:-
to le, stupid, and without idea., and i probably
key, hu storeys leen the shiest member of hie house. hired for the purpose. General Ifelikoff at once
I s
Theihus hardly be the eau during the next robin, wh. n roceesled to the Palace to report himself to the Emperor.
the Grand Mike's seniority, as well as his personal Luring the afternoon he received many vinitors, who
character, will probably give him • great weight in the , congratulate'! him on his escape. Among the drat who
councils of his nephew, who has &Iwo,' shown reep et for
called was the Duke of Edinburgh.
his op Mon, and on many point. agree , ith hi. hatter
The man who shot at General Loris Melikeff atsted
'
titan with some °tin r tnembers of his family. The Grand after his arrest that he was a Christian Jew, haying
Doke has hail a heavy trial in his eile•t sm. wpm', extra-
changed his religion because it was imporible tones ea •
ordleary f dies bare. on woe than one occalon, ratio, i dew in st Petersburg. He is a native of Minsk, and is
hint tq be placed under restraint as Insane, and who lam
p re y
for the 1,,1 three years on!, been kept Trot by twine aarradv a known to thepolice,
between 30 and Z ears of age. Ile was
and is stated to be under
amp:eyed one nominal &Mel is Central Ads Ilts eldest eereeilieue,
ya,,,,aUght„,: :it
,La.thr,r,'"Vd tore. tahehoKhnal 14.4 ititarla6;!. .laae"hy her I The trialcommenced at 11 o'clock, lathe moraine and the
I d posliuns were completed in half an hour.
aunt, ilto ti t en.' Wort, when/, was warria4 to ala Woe
i'l- prisoner during the fleet examination, said to
oh that lons e in Iff/3„ lint has hen already left awl low '
C neral Zonal that if be himself had not succeeded, a
6" twin d‘usbist'l Ilia second s°b` 4 "markablY fine 'laid or third would certainly_ succeed. "Count
youui in in, Is in the Rossi .n navy, sanl eimped much la
ad en aims Is Pans when he volt,' the Exhibition in I,,,Tetie mprietoikuerafr (ledad.dietd2.7ll.lllseupk.illed by us.'
make any deft-nee, or
1878 on bus wai I r •ni Biarrits. where the Grand Duehzu take eay part in the proceedings. At one o'clockjedgment
C,insesti.". we, Is an Um". chief,. rell'im, The : -1 ionounced that the prisoner WAt tit be executed by
Greed Duke is generally regarded as . strong partisan of a . ras
it Is."l' nch *W anus', a" a political InitiVe was .111 i .aBThigeml7; jell:Wilt MUM nil the police records is Hi ppolyte
uutraturalty &Wiled, dto the attention which he Pun to ; moheltristf. It is maid he waa arrested by the police about
the leading entols:r..4 (ho Freud, (lowermost during i three weeks ago, being &swerve,' looking down tato the
Ito Bolin Treaty negotiation..
1 basement mount of the Winter Palace, and after being
The Grand Duke at Sr. Petersburg that the life of • btu!' ' Interrogated at the Third Section was sent away front
ataterman more than • man of demure. lis was one of ' st, Petersburg. Poelibly there is some confusieu of date
the first, Kane years ago, to promote the pull:cation of the with reran' to this incurrence, as the prisoner is
Static rreapondenoe wnich had bi Uses to reusaintd buried , reported to have spoken as fellows after the judgment had
In tho Russian archive., and hiunse.f translated into • been pronounced :
Rae.tan a French corn spondmice betatron Ids grandfather, I ° Lest year I was arrested in St. Petersburg, and
I tn. Emperor Paul, and th.:tminent physiognomist Lasater, deported to my native district, Slutak, In the Government
Ha h.cs encouraged temperance societies to establish brae- of Mina.. While living there I made the acquaintance of
A frequent visitor to the town and a very attached , tee to Bustle i and in lb. Cala' at Parts of the whiter a police officer, from whom I stole a revolver. Living
friend of mine is in the habit of relating some very itr "P"mel a kitcben in his palwe, where hot Ma has been u der surveillance, it was difficult to get away, but after
wets sway to aU who chose tit cense for it The reform • awhile! managed to leave, and went from one town to
choice hen leo4l. Here is a sample of them. The facts, , or i,„„.0,,,,,,eret of
the Pirechi sl clerie is .1 o t stade, ti • ' another. When I learnt from companions of the
he declares, occurred in his native town, at the other has taken up. Although educated for the navy, ho revolutionary party that they were preparing a rerolu-
end of the county. It is but fair to state that the snout', .nied in. Etonian army who it put "Jaen the tin for March 2, and that we should take power into our
narrator is not at all times ever particular with regard incurreetlin in Hungary in 184 g ; and preserve...us a letter. : own hands, I resolved to go to St. Petersburg at all
to embellishing, when he indulges in ant sentence. But ' we4'.• • °lnnen hell .Fllieli Osawsd between him and his hazards. I carried my revolver with me always 011
L
t
er
bitn..,. .
aha,tt,lei
a ~..at which he was prawn,. Ever since he ' the lath Feb Novgorod I heard at of the %Fluter
at any rate there is sonar little plaussibility about the r
cbled feeling "f I ws-ual iY inP cihr P 1" al explosion, and arrived in Rt. Petersburg on the
following :—Our friend received and accepted an for the Austrian gaper r,-..notei•hstandine his patriet, c ntth. Having learnt on the iffth of the appointment of
invitation to dine with the family of an old- school- ie,ji.„euen at lb. port which Austria 'oak against Russia the Supreme Commission and of General Loris Melikoff
fellow, and a maiden aunt of the famiiy noted for her during iheceiioesn ..4,—..nd when Francis Joseph visited as president, we received orders that nothing should be
dilatory proneness, promised to grace the board with tiv. I'. t renorr in 1873 to. Grua Duke iteconipanied him dune on march t. Then seeing that it was owing to
her presence. The family (not of the upper How) tr, wee,. and was lits meat aooduons attendant in his General Loris Melikoff that the great emse was adjourned,
dine at 2 p.m. The bell had gone 30 minutes, ere r!,,,e to embers puldkii @Gnat us. lie pose's. multi, warm anti that this postponement prevented my getting money,
"Aunty with a dainty step was ushered in, and very
temper *Lich la a characteristic of his Ituni:y, b,i ef 1,1. I resolved to kill General Ifelikoff. I looked for him
"
years has kept it vadat- perVrt contra. At his prment see everywhere on March 2, hut could not Pee him. 1 was
mincingly asked "A thousand pardons for keeping the ne affords an emphatic contradiction to the dictum .1 M. near his door on Wednesday from ten in the morning. I
company waiting, but her watch had gone down, a n
nd •
iers. that "the Romano& ere a worn-ent fatuity,* as now him get into his carriage and drive off, but did not
she hadn't the most ides bow time was going. The well as to the ofwerwatiou of King he mold I. witl Pavel find a convenient opportunity then to fire. When he
host muttered something about wishing the watch ins to the present li•ng of Holland, that 'mud sober is .1 returned I tired."
warmer climate, and heatily roae with an icy expression, could hardly be looked for Ins liten‘lll In of Petri sad a Tke execution cithe prisoner was appointed to take place
Aimee the congealed gravy and cold vegetables, and near relative of Nicholas. •on Friday, on the Simeonofsky Vain.
gaging with a hopeless look upon the stesunless joints . The sentence was executed on 'riday. The miacrent is&
around him, threw a withering glance at the elderly . baptised Jew, named lflodetaky. lie declared at the
aunt, and with biting wireasm, thus deliLerd himself Nom% W I LTSBIRS RAFILIIIMATION. —Sir George trial that although his attempt had failed, a second and a
"For what we are new to receive, what we Jankinsonls stupendous feats as_a legislator are, it appears, third would be made to execute the deed.
craectesl 63 ranee hattunolow epo, make ae truly to terminate with the present Pitrient, and the metres ' /LIECUTION OF NOLODTZOFF.
thankfuL" " Aunty " actually audibly rendered the have determined to replace him by Mr. Walter Long. of fkr. Pursuasuao, Friday.
, " Amen." There have been several social Itried Aeht°n• Melodtsoff, the perpetrator of the attempt on the life of
ngs WOO!, but the single aunt has received no For some time pest • marriage with a deceased wifos General Melikoff, warn hanged this
ritition, nor is she likely to I
Fe , in the pre-
sister has been legal in all the Australian colonies We 'once of an immense concourse of spectators. The con.
now learn that has Canadian House of Commons ham denined man was brought from the fortress to the plus of _
, the second reading • BUI of • similar character execution strapped in a sitting position to a high seat on a
There Is no foundation whatever for the statement Crird of
maJoritY of 140 to 20. If the measure Passes. It will hlackmainted vehicle, and placed with his back to the
that Charles Weld, Esq., of Chideock Manor, intends be possible for a man to have one lawful wife in Canada, horses A Placard bearing the words "State criminal"
was attached to his breast A solid& of Cossacks escorted
to contest the °rough In the liberal interest at the and another in England. the car The scaffold mite erected in the SlmemlwfskY
next general election. I ray nothing about the A further call of It per share has just I een made,b, the Plain, and was surrounded by Infantry formed in hollow
prospects of rumness which might, or might not, attend ommal lietaika.tions of the old West of England and nentit square oti the way to the scaffold, and after reaching it,
ally. After apthpearesle
ienteolitehadcalmb,..nevenmdsmi. smiling occanpri...on.
Pooh a step, or whether It would meet with the Wale. This call which raises the
_amount
aapPrat a any ei insiderable number of electors, I have 4"1""d to 111 Per AM*, will' it is believed' lame t°
aot been able to antertain, mast all claimoa tuned and bowed on all sidee, to the people, and just
The effort made by certain residents of Clifton to "do before being delivered over to the hangmad, spoke a few
election matter., It seem, that the new their own washing dose not &Pinar to have been • word! to the Priest and kissed the crow. The body
oereekereiel reerees, as at the annual meeting. at the , banging twenty minutes. Just as it was
ea=l: expected to expound his Political Steam Laundry Company, it was stated that tall past being taSsla
_. t the Polies arrested seven man in the
views to the I am told he Ii • forillisust years work had resulted in a loss of 1:000, and in the crowd haring rue appearrewse a mediate They Were
"rater—e° be may be, and be powaseed of fifty other ex u capital account ha=isme.sen increased taken of to the fortress nadir:6mi awe* of polies and
widest equally noble, but U be ham% get *ahf °I Irivi 1881duma thair
cavalry.

TEI IRMA/310N IN Till WINTER PALAIDL
There Is one considers ton, ern c in loudly say of COM'ort,
but 'vet to a certain extent t.ng in that dinction,
attaching to the recent atr attainpta at dra'ruotion
in Russia. That Is. tbat no nrtlUilsi, eneincer offic-r, or
man practically familiar with the uae ..f
exolos've substances. hes any visible hand in them. It
wrU le 01.wiona why w. employ a certain reserve In f
ring t . this point. W • cannot allow oar paces. howo'f, r
indirectly, to tire an. •••rca • I•a- ,let I.f used fsr
mischievous purpor. it ft 0 i fee may sal. Iv Y.
the effect nl tbe f h... tern in r ern
instance airily iamb q t • the ....at and r6k (to
['utak of nothing f ) liorarred in making pew-
rotations for tb• ardelis oto„ Tide Las been doe. not so
[midi, we think, to the .1...1 Intent of an inauffici.nt
quantity of dynamite cc +her • X ~;04iVe toa.erld, af ta an
Ignorance of the rules arl,:c f °Meld. contrel
thr action of all explosive f •rjo. .A.. .he woe time, there
can I.• no doufittbat the estimate . f the quantity of dyna-
mite ,adoded in the Winter Pa!aca is • groat •aesgera-
lion ; 12611. a of this aulettance. *bleb is the quantity
mentioned in the telegram,, would he tonal in explosive
force to more ttan thiat-tin btrie's of powder, an
allowance sugicient for blueing up, not • room only, but
a magesine.—Beilder.

Erra's 0000 A. —GurzwaL LID Oonrocrnro.—" By
a thorough kno of the natural laws which govern
the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a
careful application of the Ina propertied of well-
aeleoted 0000 s. Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast
tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may
save us many heavy doctors' bilk It is by the judicious
um of such &Weiss of diet that a oonatitntion may be
gradually built up until strong enough to resist every
teadamoy to disease. Hundreds of militia maladies
aie floating around us ready to attack wherever there
Is • weak point. We may wasp* sway a fatal shaft
bykeeping ourselves well fortified with pons blood and
a vroosrly nourished fnune."—Crwil Senior &antis.
only in Packets labelled—" Jams Errs k Co.
Homeopathic Chemists. Laudon."

Wilding! Itscerm's Pt= /thoh The marked
KlP•SloritY of this laundry blue over all others, and the
dquicke:zprectation of its merit, by the public, have been
mall by the usual maul via., • flood of indtaticmg
the merit of the latter amide ia the
exerted, not simply Ls imi the square shapsing7a
the appearance the wrappers reusable
thenlitil the genuine article. The naanufacturece_ big
therefore to caution ell buyers to see " Reckitt's Park
Blue" on each packet
Pon Burrow use Au.cOcz's Amos PLUMS, far
superior to the torturing trues. In chillhisins tbsk um
gives rale( at once; and. as • drellitill=kr. they
have no equal. As many spurious el those
plasters writhing offered for sale, the public ace strongly
cautioned against buying, unless the weeds "This.
Allock Ak Co. Porous nuke is on the stamp of seek
plaster. Bold by all dealer, in medicine, by the single
Waster or by the yard.

VALI/Laza DISOOYMIT roa Tao your lair is
WroMg grey or white, or falling off, use "'The limiest
Hair Rmavnw ." for it win pasitiesip rowers in sew, oor
Qrse or Wiolto Ask to its original colour, without leaving
he smell of most "Restorers." It makes
he hair charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the
growth of the bob oa bald mob, where the dude are not
decayed. Lk your Mimist for "Tae Mix Icor Ham
Rieszeraa," preperedx 112/11T C. GiLLI7P, as, Oxford.
street Leedom, and by Chemists sad Perfumers every-
where elk 6d., per bottle.
Tar YOUIL WRIGHT I—Hydrokine (Hydrated Oil) has
proved of the highest value as a food in consumption and
all wasting diseases, invariably producing inereass in flesh
sad weight This preparation of Hydrated Cad Liver Oil
Is tonic, digestive, and ten times more nourishing, as well
as far more pleasant to taste, than plain cod liver oil
Hydroleine will nourish and produce Names of weight in
those cases where oils or fat, not, treated, are difficult or
Impossible to digest. All tendency to emaciation and loss
of weight is arrested by the use of Rydroleine. Of all
chi4s, Is. fkL—Addrein, " Hydrolcdne Company," 483,
Orford Street, London. Pamphlet free.

THROAT AnDCTIONI AND HOLISM RI& —All dairies
from irritation of the threat and hoarseness will be
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief adordad by
the use of "Brown's Bronchial Troches." These famous
" loaingss^ are now sold by most respectable chemists is
this mantel, at la lid. per bor. People troubled with •
"hacking cough," a " slight cold," or bronchial affection
cannot try them too sacs, as similar troubles, if allowed
to proems, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affeetiona See that the words "Brown's Broashied
Troches" are on the Dovernmeat Stamp around each box.
—Manufactured by lons I. Baow• and Son, Boston,
United States. Depot, Ma Oxford-stred London
Hounwal Pitin.—Nothing preserves the health so
well as an eccadosal alterative in changes of weather, or
when the nerves are unstrung. These pills act admirably
on the stomach, liver, end hided% and so thoroughly
:oily the blood, tug they are the mod eilleisst remedy
warding derengements of the stomach, fever,
diarrhyeentery, and other maladies, and giving toss
and energy to debilitated cquatitutiona All who have the
natural and laudable desire of maintaining their own and
their family's health, cannot do better than trust to
Holloway's OK which cool, regulate, and strengthen.
Them purifying pills are suitable for all ages, ORINOWI,
climates, and oonstitatious, when all other mesas fail,
and are the fonales beet friend.

Fun.rung I —Fos rug mrs sea Saga= —A fee drops
of theiiitscd " sprinkled on • wit toothbrush pro-
duce' • t laterh, which thoroughly Osumi the teeth
from sparasites or Impurities harden. the gum. metal,
tartar, stops decay, gives to the teeth • peculiar obiWa
sad • delightful fragrance to the breath. It removesin
unpleasant odour &rider from decayei Meth or tobacco
smoke. "The Pmigrant /Urines," being corapseed in part
of honey and suset herbs, is delicious to the taste sad the
Crltoilet discovery of tbe •go. Prim IN of all
and perfumers. Prep.red by HAlntr O. GALLI7P.
Oxford set, London.

ADVICE TO MOWN= I—An s you hrokan in your rest by
• sick child suffering with the paid of cutting teethf Oo at
one to a amulet and get • bottle of Mu. Wiestowls
Somme. Si-nor. It will-relieve the poor sufferer immedi-
ately. la la perfectly harmless and pleasant to taste It
produces natural quiet sleep, by mheviag the child from
pain, and the IltU• cherub awakes "as begat as • button."
It booties the child. softens the gums, allays all pale.
relieves wind,'regulatess the bowels, and lath. best known
remedy for dysentery and diarrhea, whether arising from
teethise or other muse Atm Winslo &Gehl
Syrup Is sold by Medicine d•alers everywhere at It I
per bottle. Manufactured in New York, sad at
Oxford-etreet, London.

Fres.—lirawria FITS 0* FALLING Sicrofusa.—
A certain method of cure has been discovered for this
distressing complaint by a physktian, who is &shoos
that all sufferars may benefit from this providential
disoovery ; It is never known to fa, and will cure the
most boneless dem after all other means hays been
triad. Full portion's's will be mot by poet to any
CZfree of altarge.—Addrsos Vituaugs, 10,
-terrace, Hyde Park, London.

Earn. &le.

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PLANT HOUSES. lIFF Orr oLoTNIER
1 prpiRIAL LIFI •881711A1011 L w.„,„ ziroitTa i
•
CONTAIN.
Porturist—F,roa of Malt kinds are now en = I'_IFT OFF CLOTHING
awl it Is high time, therfon, that the whole ; No. I, OLD BROAD BTRILWt. LONDON. .11.4 nlairru.. OLD CHINA J
Melva an overhauling, AK although only a Isattrrotnto Ink eum -i-i, „oine i swsu.ssy rLAE4
, Pf NOIII.
! The Awn, actually laccatof IS Ina-cLus Bettarltko amount vs soda ether ed
BOTRitrigrnagyth""47
Ir.qatecw°:".l.7ftgesatiaranUeg*Hplaleadaterti" r".81144/01111"Iniliniarti' es""bsitaallimireokil iabArk sad ; ..:Yi5.T.17"..::17t05;4112.300.."4,4"."'d0e
.01:1:*mr:fe..ottr.:froan""Cekrt......4"12 letleltisbn*litelfrizztkero 'Meg
grown after the Banal maser. It gnerelly Weems
reara:64l-WPine::fuyocLugG:atheiThisinn4l7wnwh:""'"':.7lls"gk'frolathar.ramillaicglakto:.:l7:l:r7rusesegt".l.7:
alinntot no Immo not.onml. and pr... .Awe bonserl, VI.
with thus, after having been kept sonsawhst dry for the got" tall. rao 4.1•1. II to 113, A roon.llol' P. 54 .5 • Plaent•i MKT.'" winter, that the Min of earth shrinks awst froui the eldb-s roties..o wki enc. in in,. write.. of the Aswan way be egiketed of the pockets, lowing write, down which the water es r.rs M. oeistai'flosi.
tour's; without bewailing the toots. To prevent this It is Pr'"4"'""' re sine..i• to pc had a• apptlcalAW
ANDRIW RADRX, fit prompt attention, Mosey order, retuned erne dey
very impoi tent that than vacant 'paces be 1111. d in at ore* ACTI'A MT •It• MU/AIL • 4* to
IF 1 FOOSILL and OD,
—US operation that may *et ba don., By maena of ast est - - -
iplE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, S. Orannatirest, Straid. LONnOII, W.C.
I it stick, u log for the porpoises mixture of dry turfy loam • N,,.es, Klan Pima. Iltrepoidr, Loftin... R.C. 'AMU& WAITS" UPON.
etl4 p,at, el hich may be manned in firm andell n.ade secure. • 041414 led Peal Tale done and a towfveseine siren. the next thing, to turn i Annual P,lnforn lect towob .. .. .. '
on the how, or with Ibe garden engine of. coarawrosed pot i Ammon:Wed trued. .. ..
..
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t
admioister so lent water to thoriu,lily soak an I settle ith i whole body of will, lest beyond removing any deal or PAr Pr...1...MP-a 'A...At rroltot4g, Pad all lafrousalas, la&
to I In. I.neal ptA LA IL W. MANL
Y. Amami; Lel
shabby fronds the le 4 trimm th ing e plants Ims-e for the A vo,
present the better. la reg ird to the pot kind* that an lof uroN MATCH COMPANY'S WAX MEAL
nod for special ponces, ench as table decoration 0 I for 14 SAFETY wed LONDON MATCHNS.
finalablag vaws, when they have to be kept to a limited _ Stretford, Landow N.
she, it will be found that their health will be improve I
by reducing the 0'.4 belle as much as partible' oven to the
sacrificing of a good pnrtion of the roots. thet they may
have fresh soil Alto clod, which for the gyninogreinarts
and other choice kinds should have a litde finely broken
ctrircoal or cinders, with a fair sprinklint oi sh ire salad
mixed in to keep it open and It.tf 014—a rendition
that la very wiwntial for the eumieselni cultive•
tion of ferns. Where it Is desired to increase any
of the kinds quickly recourse toast be had to
division, to whit most submit readily. egrocially
Adieu turns and others is, that clam. which may be split up
Into small pieces by cattier tight through the crowns with
I large sharp knife, but tbe safest way to desi with
Olelobenies and sack as have hard wiry this noes like
them, is is layer any portion that niai stray beyond there
pots or can be brought then when eater • tier, thsy will
become established, and may be weveroil at °cc% Seed-
Ilap of moot sorts are always (awful, an.' the efliaths
them from spores le away temy matt sr end most i owes, log
cocapealon. To maks sone of jetties the and to germin-
ate freely, 6-inch pots shoaled be preiw• I by pottiest
Digat, oj:koiggis into them oa edit. h mune toles iliny
loam should he rammed , leavlse the surfers* swan
when the spores are to be , ant th-n covered by
laying a sheet of glass over t • top. Tao pots omit lien
be set in shallow pass kept constantly sueplied With
firiar.c.d
water, which the crocke will draw up gradually awl keep
the mod in a Maim moist condition. Any light shady
place in thei stove or other warm house will do to tithed
them in, although the brisker the hut the ql‘oker will
the nedliags ems.

TeBAOOO Aso clQAirrres-7--
va T. RCHIPt and Ole'd "GOLDS!! BISDIZYG"
OuLDEN rAcur T 084100011," c a I. ana Um land
ael.e. id Mayer ad American Growth and of ameletni Pm&
nom
•• newer PLANT," Clearetta and Totecco, equal. let
mmerior, to tenor ineldonown brand • and much tower In Taloa.
The ben Tobacco made. Muolactet7, 170 and 111, Bora',
Louden, Si,
CLOG SOM.
W
OODSN 8H01BOLE&
parnorr COLD P.
The arartuast, dark and oneepeet articato In ma kr tie Mist,
lailtable or a 1 dement of worker° Is and otheis_eatioad to
cold or damp. 1.104113711 DEALIII.. sigma, Kam
CLOOOZBB, BHOPlfilliti, and 0111d11 'applied on
Medea& Ts ma.
Tar Priam io, •ppit to =MT WOODMOLKINO 00.,
Und ad, C at Sole Tammy. Booth, Liverpool.

Move ready. poet free, 6 itaaps. --
HINTS TO INVIATOft
A PAMPHLET colatilulag misty el awed lallerneds. 66
t0.10•11148111111M.

-DUKE, 7, Queen Ilekais Street, Loadas.
NEW 7/111•4112 16 POI6OO OUS, no nietear bow wirerebly
laroured. Suet yrs of OMAN sod CROWN Widelcy
go d by II M. Oasiorne Officers.
DffitilatSons of lOW 67. 70. 71, if, 71, 74, 75,
Prior tor 2 gals 64, U., Nd, 61s, ea. 444, 461, NS' ask ar ed.
14.11 Carries* paid on .swpie cress, ewe f es.
THOMAS SCALIA' a co. • toSsowsnost,
Itmcbalsti Apra WNW.

TIM VAPtiltlfalt. by DR. Sitif.P/1.4), Is • Drieditili
A [MU Wale, sod VaP.O7 RII reeamehedded
by the LearA intiat Nodiail Journal, *0 , as the eh. west
0b...1 lest d.ss eppereta. I. vested. le sad 7, 14.
Said by all ilt.aabote, of direst hos the reteetees.
ARNOLD bad SOX a, Se wes, We 4 dadthisid, Lowden.

PRACTICE abaolotely COM °tweak Rhino=
KR and Erma, l reseltiot Iran omertaxml
Evidences oontalnin hlom of mat mane met free.
Murray Hill Publiabhae Di, Ile, Past Illtt street, Haw Tart,
U &A. hankie on American Lilt ter% ticl.
- -

sITED sTat KO OF AroltillCA. For latormatioss dont
tho ROW of KANSAS, !PRIMARIES, sad COLORADO,
lands, rol oral nonaroes, to, and As roils to£uots.. Now
&Wood, As a, Indio Sc, do the U.S. 'sod to I, B
thooral Inroposs Agent tor Union Pacilloi.Rassas r
Contra Pada: Bailors's. TM P. Ky., OrdwathaaZ L
By., in Lam* have word atm et Ins ogriandoral
aid stook Mabel lands In the bud portion el Anwrias for skis
In foothold taros, at trona abort ga to LA pro ars on Mond
toms to7thath ; spoolsi attantlas girth to estilket eallestee ;
endow stamps Id for rotors potato AMMO. goloran Aims
Chawrlrso. I and 2, Poultry, Londos, LC.
CRIIIA MID INDIAN Tits
-..Losptlition,

Clllll,ll AE IIDIAX
ihrta.trarrderseder Oripsz
1 000 PaTrltßita ot DEW MU or Demo Oseds Past
IN.
SILKS tram Ito 100. Fancy Drams Ts Id to Oa Witte to D. arantouto a 0.. so to 11. IL Pools Marti Tr*
Leaden, LA msd Is&

ItiftTEIIPOILIRT ADDIS= of the L. L. Tut
lreportere at truly /PIM FT line Tree tram lAardea4
ItbaslitialoEl NtirTa =bid rile% IA
towid • United London where lb. Aarodation Is set
represented, wishing to biome Agents, will meet with nand
term.
0 1 L.

In W. A. lase% "Hier BLIND
LIORTROUSZ 001.11•
Ila W. A. UP èCo..
Iltrobbete SM adore dal Waft of Handag mid beloAtestri
013 e.
Pim Lew hes ea AFFIMATIOIL
OgioSIL ea. Omar Thews lleree. Lades, ILA
Vl:litlt/TURS (Now I areted-beed) Qupots, WO=
Imeldtae, bleokete, qsllt., exustorpsev, .
papaw. Wlllord Wen, phases. mare boots I obtokiserprloes
Dever Were otored. The net Stooks should be eta Al
geode warranted. peeked A dolivonol free. Now illeekebel
plies IWe pule WILLIAM WA In% lit to 11., Wavtint.
raw Dom, an NAnosrm. evrn.T thous, OBAMP7OII4IIIW.
Loma.

n'A ft Y• 8 DUBLIN STOUT
LI Spada* suitable for INVALIDS. genrantoed
to be brewed from
NAIR AND HOPS ONLY.
Amnon Baaysnr, Dona.
(Largest Browny In Ireland but ono).
225,000 DOWN TO aid DRAWN EVILEY 1108TFI
In Bosons, ansaantood by clowarawat
and paid la Omen. Beery Illt•re • ell woe to oblato a Room.
Ono Ann (1,1.11 Id Particulars fr e. alley 'be Agri ey
or P. bl'c I ands (Gooey.). /13, At httreh LIMO, 4.mhar.
8 not o c.
K'

oPrs 11.11'11•OT OF 1116• T
•EPAPNCE OF Bill, It 6d p r
Beef Loarftes, Is par box
Coooolidated Soap troin
Id per tin
Pre SOUP For Charitable
purposes in Lame quantities,
sPLCIAL TIMM&
KOP F's BPECIAI, FOOD FOR IN VALID&
Nee Price Lbt.
Apply tor AGENCINI to
- yfieregiag Director, 6, Apriereet, aimbitimem
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U•NHOOD. • MssisAL limo on the functions and d.
ill orders et the reproductive °rpm In youth, flambee&
sad old with Otierrstiose on the Tnatanent and Cure ad
Narrow , rhyming Debility, Lonna ci Splits.
AM, being the mai otr_min•Akeinuntal Kaaba. By J. I,
CURTIS, ILD., if, atamAg,g,g.m, PIOCADILLY,
Lamm, W
Conine on Miniooo,-47th Thoomod. —A bly written and
randy
itesesibes ,ar the Mara thes
frequentelydiesseesze ow
hichprodre
Dtra&L..41.7Z44., Legliten mould be in the hands a youth sad
old egg. It le • medical publicetton, developing the treatment
ot • dem et pslnlulmaladies which have too long be the
prey of the tante sad deigning United Service Gazette.
[Amide : Meld by Mr. J. WASP. floolmeller it, Cornhill

17 3 R
QYNINGTON'II Pst•st PRA FLO 1;k1L
I-7 It kl Oily a Damian, Wholesome, Nutritious ; rope*,
no boiling, and nt =Ass tango of k-h Soup.
DOWD'S LLB, RARER'? HARBORODGEI.
SUTTON'S 110112 GROWN 3 KIDS.

SUTTuF'S 811D8 S2•RRIAGE FIZZ.
s U

TON'S DICED!! 041R111•01 llg
IF Us VALOR A‘D 11111•NUIL

EVSILYONI WHO HAS • o•argur
SHOULD HUD

QUTTONI3 ANATIUIVE GUIDE to IliN), new and greatly
1,7 'domed editkm, devoted to Instructioat oath. ealtovailoa
of Vegetables, Flowers. and Potatoes. itabelliebed wite
Handowes COLOURED PLAT IN and Hundreds ot ENGRAV-
ING& Priam Is, or Post Tree Is Id.

SUTTON'S 811D8 POB r FEZ E.
SUTTON'S SIED 8 POST FIZZ.
SUTTON'S SEEDS POST FREE.
(EXCEPT PEAS And BEAM.)

SUTTON'S SPRING C•TA LOOUZ
Cattalos Mood dasaiptiv• Lit
Of ALL SUDS sad POTATOLS.
Gratis and Past The so application.

C•IITION.—
SUTTON sod SONS RAVI NO AGENTS AND DO NOT
supply other 801411,40.

SUTT ON and Solf 8 ineztallRIADING.

II Lift DISTILOYILL—ALIX. 10111 rd DISPILATOttIf
1121. tentovea soperhoona halr trout the face 6,41 arue
without cliect to tbe akin. kid ; seathy poet morally paoked
I r 64 stamps Had of Cbotoloto. 21, 1.. olio Conduit it.,
I oodoo.

UOILDIAB V•rtical Siam DOI LD6111,1,. All down &ea
" art Plugresi. Apply abaorr a 00., rujesers, Newark-
oo-Trime.

1111.11211 WWI, Dot sod Obsspest lADDIRIADD
ITIL spirit PIM sod TIIIEVIOII.
Pliosis Ws Woks. lAverpool.