The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1873-12-02 00:00:00

CURIOUS WILLS.

The dried of being hurried Wive hoe led malty tighten to
give very particular diner Mils as to the steps to he taken before
he burls& of their bodies to make sure that lite is totally
I »that. Souse of there directions we very arena% but are so
erect»l for the purpose for which they were given that. If
faithfully carried out, all posibillty of doubt would be raw red
about tk•ir being, wiles she/tweed. burkd, sheolutaly deed.
The testator mot hare been as deed no the celeleated Marley.
" dead i.e dooboall," if, previously to hi. interment, he had
In accordance with hi, wil, hie bead cut r I or his tutelar
rein opened; sad thke are owers/ will, directing one or the
other of th se to be done. Equally effloodow nowt have been
the Corked coo her tower, chi directed his heart to be
pierced through with • red.bot Iron.
Mr. Jacob Daniel Web., • »raked »Drunken maker, It the
bused, whew sell wee proved In 1844 gave very precise dim.
tie» on the subject, about which Were is • little much of hie
bushy». Ha rye :—" And, lastly, It I, my wpm. desire
that on my death • surgeon dean be WI» in by my execute»,
who shall pbee • anon needle four Inch*, long through my
heart, wisicli ohall remain there, and be be protest» with a
✓ing of the value of aye guineas for his trouble."
Mr. Jean. William Flearrieid, by hie will, peeved in 1864,
well Watie the very natural and common fooling on the
matter, end given lie. • rreron for special precenCoos to be
taken —"I: have long »Wed," be my., "to wake in.,.
meow to guard again* the poedbUity of premature interment,
end be» taken grew Cllll to avert • coesequeroce so dreadful In
every ease in which I had • right to lotortere. I thereto»
dad» that, preview to my loterusent, my body may be opened
end the heart elhetually esparated, and Muni» Into the
body."
A moat singular **WIC» wita attrised to the gift of several
freehold and copyh rid corteges and hide by the will of Beery
Trigg, grocer, at Stevenage, Herta, proved in the Archidiational
G art at Boatload» in October, 1784; they were given to his
brother Thome. upon oondlUoa of hi. fulalling his wishes
• h kepi» W the laying of bis body. These Ws». am thus
eoprereed :—•• And as bay body, I commit it to the west end
of my hovel, to be &mealy laid there upon • floor erected by
my executor upon the purl» for the some purpow, nothing
doubting hat it the general resurrection I wall rewire the
maw again by the mighty power of God." The legatee wee to
iSee his kill ho Seeker ed or retread to lay the body where
so dashed. ',.ever, he »ems to have taken care to get his
legacy, for we believe the remains of the toothier WI will open
the purl» or raften at the west end of his hovel.
A new way to pay WA debts was &mover» by 10. Friedrich
Adclph rimelleTSloll, 1141014 will we have before had »make be
refer to. Liter dirt Wing payment of certain debts he goes es
to ray, "To a certain English Lawmaker,however, hood., hhhied
atelsbacb, who pretends that I DUI ow,. hint 117 dollar., I
heq,,..rh my recently-written novel, The Son without •
ALA., with Tee &Man. Whether the creditor glee a
receipt for the debt on getting his menueeript, whether
he ow earbisel with It, end whether it vindicated be
paradoxical title, we know not ; but, as we have never beerd
of the work being published, we ecurteot mu. andahhsh would
rather bare bad Ws 147 dollars In
Thrifty people lib to encourage thrift I. their »mondani.,
and nten try, by the »oddities lamed In their wills to seapil
15. We should to
have thought It wee neweseery to Odom
lle observance In Yorkabire • but • Yorkshire peetneester and
letterkerriar left his eaocid!trest, suit of »Ahem to one of hie
eon* ler hie own WSW. bet If he should make ascent...Wks of
he. or not produce them to the executore at the sod of two
mare, be was to forfeit • legacy of 46, which was directed to
be placed In the savings bank 1.. the meantlme—llleietreted
London Noire,

W01D117177. F7ith:lloT OP 11/4
POZ CONIONIMOIL-Be. the sew edition (llfith) ol Mr.
Norge Thomoa Cosgrove's book "On Consumption
of the Lear, or Dot Hoe, and the Osly Butomsful
Treatment ;" showing thot formidable digitise to be
entablo in all its Stages with additional Cues of Cure,
and Questions for Patients consulting the Author by
letter. Post free from the Author, Coombe Lodge,
Prokbam' Loudon, for lire Stators.
!Cif' COMMOVE> Isomocm or LisrmD, too Colds
and Combs ( tathniatie, Coniumptive, or Stormbial),
CUT.. ohm num oat ot too.— Bold by most Chozolota—
Doroltoote!, and by • J. EVANS.

RAT'S COMPOCIM lIUXI Or Lni,m, for Coughs
and Colds. Surprising sures are being 'footed by K.
Instant relief ta Astbme, Bronchitis, kn.—Sold by most
Chnligati.—Dorobabter, sold by A.. 1. EVANS.

. -
RAT'S OPYPOU/AD PSSISCA OF LINSSID fortifies the
matrix against Cold, Fryman C.ugh, and cures most
affeeloss of th• sheet. throat, and large-8014 by most
et,imi.t.,—Deyekeater, solo by A. J. EVAPIL
1/1•D1112 Ratiossa's MUSICAL MTIIMASIUM 103
LADILS, No, 35, Bruton-street, Berkirley Square, W.—
Round Shoulders and stoopiog habits =red in three
months. The art of skating taught at 10s. 64. per
lesson. Madame Browner's new work on Cadiathenles
for the on of taboo!. forwarded on the mesirt of 10.-
64. Governesses thoroughly initiated is the art of
'combing far three lessons.

_
So toga Bus Ass Duer.— Bosun:is ICLLTDOIt wok,
refreshes the bee, and disperses all eruptions canoed by
asposure to the hot sun sad dust, 4.. 61. and Ba. 6L
per bottle. ROWLenea ODORS°, la spite of the numerous
preparations for the teeth witch doily appear, le 4111
preferred, as the ooly reliable dentrUrioe, 2r. 6d. per
Rowtaarie Mace tutu' 011. prelim ves, etzeoitheee,
sad beautifies 'be hair, 3.. 6d., 7a, 10s. 6d,, end ne.
per bottle, of all eherobt. everywhere.
WOTTI Atilt rIITED 14TATIM II AIL STUMM? " RIMUC."—
Captain lienaunin Mandell, ii,o7 tone, 000 h. p nominal The
undenneod Testim.iial el the askew Paisiengen on bosrd the
P. 8. Mail Steamer " Republic," presented to Captain Glesnielt
Included the nem. of Mr. Joseph Arch, President of the
ft•E;Zin!"itl labounrs' Ink,,,i
rd hi
!e'er 14''tlk:re.Mr
itAent;
Linc 8 S. the 'Republic. desire to eXprafs their sense of the
uniform courtesy of Captain Ob addl. .J.,1 at, ,
41 tiring the voyage Dorn haw York. They would siso'fitiZ
themselves of die opportunity of etreng their admiration of
the splendid venni, whose bdiavioar in the hand. of tor wskio
hal and experienced Ownurnder and ere., during the hem
este .4th. talk and lath instant, wee sneh ..k h.pb.sllos
Used end On stool esdasee,"—s, th • • ffer,
17, WM