The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-10-27 00:00:00

THE Doli-Ur (OI'N 1117 141,i( PR 1N t) kuiticULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1874.

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sw••••...a.'----------Trete content to leave it to the jury- DORCHESTER RIFLE CORPS. - ---
arose many of thorn would be found willing and useful
mr. Cain,: To; evidence showed that thmse Weide The dietribution of
ur
.lan,
recently won at the annual nv-Inn -inTil'''"i")*
He. testis, Ps' rer which could give them about competition of the 3rullapiar A' , took place list Th e e The CHAIRMAN said they haul had • very eleuaut
p.evmeni.iin„giefteeteabdricnanyert hc.eelt at t'whei
with
whom
nowf
erre. ea th
ehout AIX • is s they went about inducing every-
.c.abad, .--- -yew ....b• th°-te believe they were pepple of evening. and May cutest not do Ims than thank the people
tioe.y In %/.erniiil estate' in Ireland. Mr. "n'nne'''s Ilonnt-Ilateen, the Mayor (Mr. Greeory) Mr. E Ad'Llina-1 %Ali, bad leen mainly in aeamental in prometing it-Mr.
re alit Mrs. layler. 'limy motel drink their health, thank
substance. en'i leen% to the prosecution, be was the sturgeon of the corps), Meet. ilod,; s• -and fir ulni:s6to"'it; them for the stey iii eh( 'a they had cutertaieed theist,
nes a wito”:„aii,, +rut by Mr. Irwin, (who took The company also inclutled-Mr. G. H. Davis • M . ;In W and hope they might, meet Caere 'gees teeny time.-
the case to put the most (avows Hodges, Mr. W. 11. Damien. Mr. C n 'AI r.
' I. 41)0,0°14
suth ient inters:,
,at the case). If the prisoners bad Turner, Mr. J. Sly Mr. L. G . my.. Mr. Jagelaro ( V 1... - - JlrT.o.o we. retti:cd. Ife relearl.el on the pleasure and
Saunders utel Ja sat), lifr. II let^ Mr, F. 11 11 ; le 3eqmr.
wile appear-'22:m.ue for them : it only aggravated their
G. Cue, :Ir. .1. \Vedic'. . M:. Read, *Mr.° ilam; - --.
wealth, nr'ret i ~,,y ono do otherwise than believe that
r pre MCC 011 :ha:. ee,a-WOIL
crlfea "rYE,,;iv o.lpact whereby Col. Holt wan put Ser,-,eant Ruin .ey, Her .at Ilarrie, StafT-Sen.fUtn. ...111,!TaYlor awl lien elf Nei done al they could to make
em0t.1,..;."- oiairtijoili' i':ciell'Olitoulr'liiegi'd i.'
11m.c.m...4A.r.
riot
thanked
them ewe` • , ci:edd to get the aroods which were con- caa,,el,,,
forwsr. to pa !L'e. Battalion- tlumter-Master err!!‘...ev.,iii tbem comfortable. and, es sir: ceinpauy were plemed,
Newman filled the vice-chub, sail the company niteirsc-ed "el. were grath."'" -43' '2 ' .."
1.
"V'llis-w„nt'72r ••••at consumed--ilanghter.)
Mr. e---- • . ht it unwortht of his friend to attempt T.
about fifty. The +upper provided by Pioneer-Serge,'lnt
tt ft.o-ntl-Witalatoli.
sr. tulle thoug . , Aylor and MN. TAnlor we, everything that couhl be : ell their :elide, It:meteor. an -,
The CHS1111.111:Arc .110 hca.th of Diil!-InAnictor Lceg,
to mks away the efieet a what e wan wil'ing by • mere desired, and Mr. N, . E. li.iyiner, M.P., soul Lieut.
Williams hail kindly contributed a good weedy of game.
jp. Mr. Guinness would not come over Nell there RSA a. great
he i;.etill iem of the band. it eas a t
wle.iiie,upterini, lieutenant
atnidi 4,6 G . s p.xusee. d tee healtla oi Bandmaster_
ye
na ; but it showed what MIA the amount of After the
seeri•l m repast,
interest treen in the case by the famiiy, that none of The cummeAN corps they went, on tor a yor a: two i
great
de.,
proweed 'the Queen." remarking that ; steal to say they had an etb.-eut brassalmraiduttliefnorbirnoknentunpy.
the family or anybody on their behalf had made any the 3rd IeILV, were minwereine in their loyalty- and ,' aTh.e.reir:lihat w.t:Mntisaut:!''Atroi. iMf!:Ttu.piPin"alirsfoti and
a‘yat he. had
appearance before. When persons went aboutpretending delighted to have an opportunit •of expreseing ii-(ch'ecrs).
they hat estates, wu it to be supposed that they meant trained the baud. the excelleeee of their music,
_and
1.
"The Prince and Princees et )Weles and the rest of the
they had A. $1 a year each! All the witnesses haul sworn tee et
--4--• Family" followed, not forgettitig the recent
the credit was given simply on the faith of their having addition. . In the abseuth of La ma der M e edging ee .11
tact with winch be had. ka, die., w_
_4r,
itlier.-(ap_plar u.s•no.
eitatee and be urged that could not be taken to mean t' tit of the Laud, PM called on
The Clialials se next
that they had only a.l 0 a year each. Did the prisoners Christian Minidens of all denoutinatiow," coupled with
conspire to obtain credit toy false pretences? He left the nanie of the Rev. 11. Everett, ehaplain of the corps,
that to the jury. etes'uslre'lliar7ele
..bapit.,,end the creol,itifiort.whick Mr. \Yellowing
was ciliation (or sus sin cession e ti a.
who intended to be thee but was prevented. The Gustiness propszed "Our next Merry Meeting,"
Mr. I 'ell ins maid Mr. Castle was bound to throw prejudice
let i the case t but it was for the jury to decide. He slid e intimating that they were a dinner in arreer, and melt.
1:1Ple rootlet; pronosel "The member for the leororl,
Mr. W. M. Bryiner. to whoni they were much nide , s
not know what was meant by conspiracy: they were not for part of the 'Lundy of game, and he was a subscriber to l'elbehalaas, during the winter make an oecadon fur a *Mailer
i.
e,„„mitt,+l for conspiracy :it was never thought of before the corps fund.,. They bed enterml him well, and he had ga.m.o it'amenrc. of the i,o cling v. ..ii subsequently
She magistratee Either Mr. Castle or the astute and undertaken to tlo his best to uphold the 3nl hit.', and
clever Mr. Howard drew the indictment for con+ con"ttnued tinder the pre:..0,11.y of liaL,Alion Quarter.
sonic day they hoped to see him amongst them --(cheers,. xliactsergeaat Ne.,,e.,..
spirery, and they had concocted it for the first 1 The prises were then distributed by Capt. Coonths,
time to-day. nut, where was the conspiracy 1 It I amid the &Newly, of the company. Ihe chief one was
was about the most difficult thine to define the ladies' prize. a solid silver cake basket and a biscuit
poailde. 'lle tendency in modern years was tn abolish box, value efel, orits-ivated by the Mayoress (Mrs.
Imprisonment for debt A man might 1p civilly Gregory), and sub vribed for by ladles of the two seta
punishable, but not criminally. Of cams people neighbourhood. It was won by Corporal bluebird. 4Of
in large watering places were right in endeavouring to the Captain's pewter, Private o.toond won two foe the
make as large profits and get as touch business as they highest aggregate of three scores throughout the season,
could : but tliey meet be careful with whom they dealt and obtained wine plate. The live gouge, offered by Mr.
The persons charged with the goods in the books were not C. Short.), of Stratton, for the lowmt wore, was brought
these ladies who said they bad estates in Ireland, but Cot In, and made some fun. It was given a glass of wine, and
Holt. But why was that no Why did toot the trades- quaffed it with satisfaction ! Bandsman Cut was the
people charge the young ladies with the debt and not winner, be took it out, and --, but what should a goose
CoL Holt? The debts were not for eltravagant sums, he for t
but only for about £135 altogether, and he pointed the The next toast given by the Citetailee was the, boat
jury to the mistake of Mr. Castle in his opening, saying of the Mayor (Mr. Gregory), whom they welcomed as Mu:.
that they ran up • bill for CIS for vegetables in live chief magistrate of the borough, as • contributor to
week+, whereas, it was for four or fire months, for prise list, an old comrade who had won prizes and knew
vegetablez and poultry. Colonel Holt was living how they were aporecitated, a friend and acquaintance
In • house at 1:111.1 a year ; but he (Colonel of thou all, and an inhabitant of the town who was
Holt) paid every farthing of the rent in advanca As greatly rrapected-(cheerst
to Jersey, it appeared that if • man got in debt there, he The Melva thenked them for the very kind manner
was treated about as badly 'alt he were a thief or min, in which his health had been received, In about three
ulerer here, for he might be arrested on an affidavit and weeks his term of office as Mayor would expire, but he
10.'1E1,1 up for four day& before the Court ineuirml into it, had no doubt his sUccessor, whoever be might be, would
Ile knew little of Jersey law, and now he wished te know net forget the volunteem If he had fulfilled his duties as
lean o Ile examined the Jersey slebta, contending that the Mayor to the satisfaction of the inhabitants, he was
only large one was the loan to the old lady after consulting wooly rewarded. lie was an old volunteer, having been
a lawyer and believing that Misses McDermott would be the first who was enrolled in the Dorchester corps. For
eutitled to money under a will. But they sent over ael6 ci -ears he had continued, although for the two lest he
to Jersey to pay her for sonic money she gave security for, haul been on leave; and though he now retired, he should
but which the Jersey people could not get of them. That ever take deep interest in the corps, and hoped to meet
showed that they were not common swindlers. As to the thew on many future occasiona-(applause.) Ili* worship
rents !coming from Ireland, and the delay in payment, then proposed the health of the officers of the corps,
people in Ireland were often in low water, and they were in remarking that Captain Coombs wane thorough volunteer,
the habit often of meeting their lustier& very differently who took the liveliest interest in the tont% and had the
from what they do in England. Here if teriantstlid not meet edidecti,a, of seeing it in a high state of efficiency, The
their landlords, their stack would be distrained on and a other offixrs were duly appreciated, and the success of
bailiff sent; but in Ireland the bailiff would see an old the cone moat be very gratifying to them &11-(epplause.
gentleman crawling under a hedge with a rusty blunder- cam. (orona, in respowling, remarked that the retire-
hues, and trying to get a shot. He urged that Colonel ment of Col. Sergt. Gregory was a pretty broad hint that
Holt would be liable, one way or another. and examining he who was older, should also make way for a younger
the finances of the prisoner; he urged that. as there was man; hut, said he. "1 dune mean to leave the &.d
now another ball.yeare rent seeming, there would be meg. egnat cheering)" while I can hold on and make
etteugh to lese every one in WeYMotith. if ProV4e. went myself useful in exile way or other, I don't mean to get
alems it properl that y. It was shown at thee were out of the way of Lieut. llodges (renewed cheers and
trusted to Col. Holt, and not to the Misses McDermott, cries of " Bravo.") I hope we shall cling together for a
and that disposed of the false pretence. At Jersey there reel mane avert, and that I shall he able to keep my
was so much owing, no crime in that, no false pretence ; need hi.ot„ Hodges out of his captain's commission a
people in this and other counties were far more in debt long while yet-(great applause.)
than the ,t • but it would be most unjust to put them in the Lout HODGES, for whom there was • general call, also
dock, charge them with a crime, and so stop their responded. To hear the Captain gay be hoped it would
mouths. Mere exaggeration shall not support • charge bo a long time before he gave up the comniand of the
of clime, and no doubt there would be many acres to an corps, afforded them all, he was sure, very great pleasure,
estate that would, alter the taxes were paid, produce £l3O and hineelf particularly. As long as Capt. Coombe held
a year. He contended the prosecution Md failed to prove that position he did not want to go a step higher-
their case, and let the jury treat them fairly and properly. (ieelaa,„.)
and they would Kay that the false pretenew were not bei Omuta, mentioned that he harl a letter from
made out, and they were innocent-- (applause). Lieut. Withaloo regretting his unavioulable absence.
The Chairman began to sum up
p the C 446 at six o'clock. Mr. Rues replied, congratulating the corps on the
To convict on the first count the u must be satisfied the efficiency they had attained. Happily his services, as
prisoners agreed together to oh n moods intending not to eirigeon, had not been required either at the butts or
Pay for them: the second depended on the truth or other, when they were on service, but should his help be at any
wise of their having property in Ireland; the third was tune needed, he would do his best to assist them-
whether they made haw pretences. The evidence was te,etattao.
In two great divisiona First as to their life s faptain ("somas proposed the health of a lady who hail
In Jersey for 10 or 11 years. Their house was ereatly added to their prize Bet, interesting herself very
SAM or C7O a year, and all they left due was about i 136. linilly in favour of the curie, mid giving what they had
In consequence of their indebtedness Mrs. McDermott never had before-a Ladies prize- (applause). Mayors
was thrown into prison and a warrant was out agaitl.t hal been appointed veer after year since the establish.
Catherine. This evidence was tendered to show they went of the corps, without their finding one with a prawn'
lived beyond their meari bathe thought it bore very reino- tease of his duties ti i the volunteers, or a Mayoress twit-
tely,on the alleged con racy at Weymouth. It was shown .i.iy to sensed him : but they had arrived at perfection in
the _ parties went togs er at various times to order goods Mt. and Mrs. Gregory --(applause). The Mayoress gut up
of Weymouth tredeemen.They took • home at £EIO a yesr. that handsome prise, and lie had great pleasure in pu-
led their means ,justify it? The amounts were all made paging her laailth with best thanks for her kindness-
out In (Jul. Molts mune,
.which !hewed the eradeeter (applause). He hoped that Mrs. Gregory', good example
expected payment pluoytltuntkf n:lrleybernne;;VlLmi tTo)o7sitila peo-prit.:it u'Llreeatt"eiriut7.ll''hebYciil„i ettaarer-lthadpillsauweekkoaelitulawashantdios
incurring debts on expectations was not an indictable doubt hanl work to stimulate the feelings of persom so ag
elTentx. To convict of conspiracy there must be not to provide such a prize, but the Mayoress haul carried it
'bendy going tegether to order thing; although they knew out excellently, an' lit wee a ereet plemure to the corps to ;
they could not pey for them, but common intention to a,t„i„ ,ech a prize from the wife of our chief rita,ktrate.
dl rash -soul the intention must he at the time they toaticularly as he was an old comrade. "The health of ,
ordered the ...ends. it could not be a conspiracy If ending etre (Jreaory mei the ladiee."-(mileisel honours). ,
siterwards that they were short of money they went aw The Milo' returned thanks on behalf of the Ladies. It I
without jesving. False pretences could not Ise sustain afforded Mm.. I ineeiry very esreat pleasure to get up the
although the stateruents were not strietlycm airete, if they
tee , m' prize. the first the 3rd ill;. had .V. had
sincethe '
wen. generally true. So as they had ProliertY in Ireland forp,atiou oi the rorp.. No doubt, as LipLaiii Coombs I
lie did not think the false pretencel could Is' revel. True lid, it was hard work to provide such a prize, but belied
they might not have adequate means,biat they could not go i,.,.,,,,i Me.. ,relory tote ~
that her applications for
into • tin... Maim of 11,01111 t inc charge of this kind. Neither s ,
iliac; whims Wens readily entertained, by- almost
on the •2'intl or ard counts, therefore, should lie recommend e.„, .i.
.._ e
r n -(app,ause). Ile hoped that Ili. successors
them to conviction. The tint remained. and sa to that Louelhil
kilolelems.,theeveexe;tiu.epilwe,
wailed
tthaingt
ahminii.orth.
mt,ethe.corillise
they must lie satisfied prisoners all agreed to defraud
when orderiug the goods; and on this he reminded them
should have great pleasure in snaking kucwit to Mrs,
prisoners did pay for ammo of the goods they bail. In con- itrezory their kind expressions of feeling--(applause).
elimimi the learned gentleman said if they had any doubt The CHAIM'S% propos d "the health of Col. Maned
the prisoners were entitled to the benefit of it. owl the lield officers of the battalion". The Colonel was
The jury began to consider their verdict at 6.30.
dear to them all. 'lie first consideration was the renewn
After about twenty minutes the Chairman offered te et the battalion, said next the comfort of the men. In
give the jun. nay assotance. Colonel Steward and the Majors they Were eery. fortunate.
The Foremen : We have • doubt Adjutant Mount-Batten they were glad to welcome, they
The Chairman offered to reed over any 'part of tbe duly appreeiated him, and believed he would reetxruise
evils ii. e. the difficulties under which volunteers labour, and make
There was a further delay, when the Chairman said e..ll....rewubeee...feer. !helm His appointment was only for five
that if what the foremen stated just now was the opinion
tis b ,pe.i that Ceptain MountMatten would he
of them all, there was scarcely any need for further eon- '`
pleased to remain w,th theta tor malty such terms. It
ai.ierat ion, way no daffiest:it:tient to him to say that the battalion
The Foreman : We are all arced but one juryman. het his pneleceesor with unfeigned regret : and the
After 25 minutes consideration the forenoon returned • company woubi be glad to know that through the relay
verdict of "Not Guilty."-(Applause), liclrd Colonel liankey and by the kindness 'of the Duke
Mr. t est le said there were other indictments, but sitar
of :sheen:eh, one of ceptain Barrett's boys Was elected
the opinion of the Chairman ex to the charge of falas
..to.eeStmAnl u.'suchplaarit•.,aii%l Ittsetie3lonowlyase by the pretence, and the prisoners having consented to return
situ-hi of the property as was not paid for, he did not nem .
He hoped that .10jutalit Mount-Batten would soothe
110411 to offer any evidence on the other counts.
W
their sorrows, and second their efforts to become efficient , eeny charge might be the result of a mistake.
shinteers.
Mr. Collins said he had told the prisoners that theys A djutant 3lui ee-lierrre returned thanks, end said he
ehueffil return such articles as were not paid for, en
tnistd lee, hulling that podtion would not be lin:lima to
that most certainly their property would be liable for
rive or fifteen years, and that in all respects he should
the debts, prove a worthy successor to Capt. " Barrett.
Ile woidd remark that all the witnesses had been
Lieuteunt Houium
_proposed The donors of prizes,"
examines' except in the case of larceny.
remarking on the handsome list they haul offered for ami-
ne Chairman said he certainly had a strong opinion
the petiticm. There were the lbeel prizes by the officers, one
that the pretence would prove not to be • false one,
hp the Mayor, the handsome prize got up by the Mayoress,
prisoners havin a fair amount of property.
~,g th le. Ilaskos gave them .elO a year, the borough member
Verdicts of "Not Guilty " were taken on -e o er
did tbe same, their old friend Mrs. Pattison, who had
meets, always been most kind to them, still mmembered the 3rd
Prisoners were discharged. DAL V., awl others made up • very good list; and he
RSA sure they would drink the toast very heartily- ,
(applause).
Nr. Councillor Team= replied. lie was very sorry to '
heave the curps, and when he returned to the town he
was glad to give what help he could to them-(sendsweek
The Vicieeefelanth proposed "The Honorary Members
and Sidscrihers," remarking that for fifteen years the
°Nees had fouud kind friends to support them, of whom
there was one present, who although residing out of the
borough. had always been a hearty supporter, and he
coupled his name with the tout- -Mr. W. H. Denman, of
Troytown-(appthese)
C. DiNnat responded, and expressed the interest he
had taken in the volunteer movement since its formation,
It as. 'tiii it would only last a year or two, but tie held a
different opinion, and was pleased at the present efficiency
of the voionto,r, Ile referral to the first Hyde Perk
review. sad to the speech of the Earl of Shaftesbury in
which the volunteers were banded together not to menace
or Mrs& other countries, but for the protection of our
hearths and homes, as the true spirit and meaning of the
volunteer movement That being the case, he thought the I
volunteers themselves should not have to pay • hulling, i
hilt he mutely supported in their patriotisni by the public.
, He Import a. Lit: Xi lie lived to be a subscriber to tbe 3rd
DA V. -isprianset
The 1.5 iiemee proposed "the Non-commissioned
Officers" as the rile and stamina of the corps; they were
thoroughly earnest and efficient, and he reeretted all were
Hot ',rescue But one bad lately had • family bereavment,
end with the otlier tie supposed suuneUusn had gone CrOdA.
However, he hoped in the future to see Sergeant Durden
again amongst them as they used to do, and that when
Sergeant Crow had settled down in life he would be with
them rather oftener-ilaughter and applause). To the
• sergeants present they were very much obliged, and the
corporals were all coming on very well.
Sergeant RUMMY responded. Ile had hoped to see his two
swami present, although he had grown accustotned to
fighting the battle alone. In the position of sergeant
orders had souletinies to be given that were nut congenial,
but he was proud to say he bad never been disobey,,). He
believed a great deal of the success, of the company was
attributable to the fart that they had a good, kind, and
considerate commanding officer-(applause) -a gentleman
who would never stoop to the exercise of that despicable
thing-Tyranny, of which on some occasions they had
seen a little-(hear, hear). He was getting an old moldier
now, betas years rolled on the more he prized the poeition
he occupied; and if the other sergeants were of the same
opinion as himself, promotion in the corps would he very
slow indeed--GaughterJ; and all his =bitten was to do
his duty se a 11011..0111. should-(applause),
The CIMIR2III,I then gave "the stall sergeants -Batt.
Quarter-Master-Sergeant Newman, Pioneer Sergeant ;
Taylor, and Sergeaut Coombs." As they all knew it wee I
not the Dorchester company only that owed • great deal I
to Sergeant N12%1111111 -(applause). However earnest they I
all might be it would be of little avail unlese the position I
he (Sergeant Newman) beta were well filled; and in
Sergeant Newman they heel a man whose heart was in the
right place, awl who determined to reveler the battalion '
a iiimlel battalion, and a greet deal depended upon the
efforts he made-(appLeuse). In leeneer-Sergeant Taylor ,
they haul (MC WllO always temente' • bold front at the
heal of the battalion-(laughter)-and Orderly-Sergeant I
11;:ennla, he trusted, woukl follow the good example of his I
moors -(applause).
Battalion Quarter.Master.tiergeent NEWMAN responded.
Ile hal always endeavoured to do his duty, and if it had
given them satisfartien it was a great Plower" to Id in'elf :
---blenlatn•ek In connection with Ilie position in the ,
benumb he tnentionsel as • singular coincidence that his
eat-uncle was Quarter \ I astenSergeint of the 010 I tenet
t ul minters and many times paneled with them. and their
wargmet, Itc., he-fire George 111. at Weymouth, and on
Binemeliv 'limn ; end lie lived in that pared. for sixty
Years -41,1,L.,,,..,.
Pieneer-sereaut TAYLcin said be had been in the
h•ltill"ii Ir. fear*, and hail never '. sued a drill.
Se, that
lemma clue, replied. Ile wee strata wine time
adetttea. Ihe thould he rompelled to leave the corps, hot
lesnsel had given him an appointment in which he
could still continue an efficient member -kg elatlea
Mr. LINO 111.0p0w1 the "Health of the prize winner,," I
on tne Splendid list offered, an the excellence A en. I
remarking
of the shooting.
Corporal 11071.0111.. the chief rise winner, led. , venerable librarian if the Neese:al Lilurere at Theta an '
Ile wee •eri Pleased to beauty prize
an I .Itreß t' tie% lat I done. a.l7'unstrntiorstVLivii.nid"earfdelitlasal.o.ri..(l.eres alreatißngutttnolnd is
sof out"
f I
the good feeling manifeuted towards hin't imnuth gra 1 and Ilne day a man mama for • romance. He
maninstiuttiiioin,,Awbi,h contains 2,51111,11011 volumes and 11.10,000
by his fellow townsmen.
e mri's a I did not know the title or the author's name ;he only
I pay" -the retired members of the
corbee,,,,eiC:::oluimAiumgthaellntliPteulmwgia"drvefr4ttilel;ertl"lnaejtin,7l.;:anulre;i"hal""; e 01.1 'Heenan brought
te, d i tc nimee . walked alone in the trick," and the _ _ _
:i knew that it began with the word., "no: tuarrhioness
; Ex-Senteaut Case, who had - a', r- •'," , '4lr' c' c-1-•' it, though it was the productum of an obscure author of
the eighteenth ceuturv. If we ere to believe report. the
He also mentioned Mr. Line and Wets ' 1 -,..1 venerable librerlee- who an" be a walkille. ledeglot
never loot a lietto...r nat. niter than George the eta 't ~,,o,Ler of 1,1 t.•• •"," • ' •
to boi.,na to the 1-011,1the011-400,..- g0.:07,174.:,•h"..,..Cea',::, gazetteer and dictionaro c 'whined -knows itreensely how
soul said. without the elighteet ce
he thought thee other ,,h„,,, many letters there en. iu each .1 tit.: e,p.teheuti t:ohlue.ea
cais_hies
life
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the
herwit
w. li.rneNtaitiA:ti
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..0...;•-. yid which of the letter; ilre 4.n.11,117...u.5i1ete
.12.1:Liy. atid
printer. and the 111ULtber 01 marks of punctuation UR aleal
Mr. CAAZ returned Omsk& and sebt that no step be had pe„- ee.-" Savings anul Doke.," in l'i.q..-iel World.
taken in the last fifteen years reused him so 'h - -CLARKE s WOlttlidrtlilSD Gioia. Migrusr.," War the
bed taneY tend regret allowing the 3al D.ILV.-(applause). subject of a trial at 31 Willow it Me. ions, when One George
lie should have been glad to
"re remained with them, Herbert Clarke, a chemist of Shereditele Waii indicted fur
eren an a rrivat,, but he trend be could not do it and forging thie trade mark of .Mr. FrancieJonathenClarke, of
maintain that ellieiency which every mem), .
el. h. was n ,I,4e,ine and a snare to his ought. or Bricebridge Hall, near Lincoln, a chemist, well known
seountry. ThethocoiLdit the kingdom, for hi t famous mgistered mixture
volunteer force, he considered one of the hest movements cello! "Clarke's World.Fanisol Illisel Mixtere," widely
otheeshm:....•trYeasa"lowexP.Tiandeneetc"dew;neyits itneebeshalltvaireea.h....•4 dePe.nddehel a,yertised and sold tl ni ahaut the country. Deka hint,
George Herbert Clarke', Ild been mixed up with &Charles
trusted that no Government would be so weak aa to part Kee tague Choke, under the name of " Dr. fluke," for
with such a f ). He believed that niece its
adebthamenctee=taaoafa a million men had mem the sale of a spurious medicine, but both spoloolued. and
prawn throaill Ille Mb* aind be "wad that it eTIT °C*BB6a6 the traCUSISSWIZSOWPaI:YIarSe costa of the tie&fled. Mr. Sermant Cox ordered

BILILARIAAT. —Errs's COCOA- —GiuTsrtri. Aro Coe romrse.—
" By a thorough knowledge a the natural laws which t'orrro
the rpuratiolus ol digeetlon and nutrition, and by a mrof
application of th• fine properties of well-selected cocoa Mr.
Elva hax twos-kW our breakfast tables orltb a delicately
flavour.' brverado which may lave on many Navy doctors'
bills."--Cicil Service Gazelle. Made simply with Boiling
Wata Or 1411k—Sold by Grocer" In packets only, labelled—
" J ASO Errs & Co., ilunimopaUlic kfieudete, 48, Thriadnoelle
St r,-vt, WM 170, Piccadilly; Worke, Elision Road, London "
Mini r %RV KM Or COWL —"WO Will riot f!re 1141 11000114 t
t i.r.wiesaloptcd by Messrs. Jamie Epps & manufacturers
of .licictlc articke, at their works In the Engine Road, London."
—deo article In Casa:re liouaduold Guide.

TM:WM AND Taaviu.sas, Visitors to the Seaside, and
other. expo to the scorching rays of the ssun and
heated junkiee of dust, will lind ROWLANDS'
KALYDOR a most refreshing preparation for Cs face,
han.l., and arm., allayitur all beat and irritability,
diaperaing freckl,4, tan, and cutaneous eruptions, and
realking a healthy purity of complexion. In MIMI of
aunburn or mines of insects, and as • preservative of the
skin after ace luthing, it is indespensable. nice 44. 6d.
ant So, 61. per bottle. The heat of summer &Imo
cemmunicatea • dryness to the flair and causes it to fall
Mt which may le completely obviated by the use of
ROWLANDS 31 At 'AMA It OIL Price 3a 6d., 75., family
bottle., equal to 4 small, 10a. 61., and 21a. per bottle.
ItoW LAN! el' 0 lal STO int parte • pearl-like whitener
to the Teeth, strengthens the gums, and givea • idering
fragroice to the Meath. 2s. lid. per boa. Of all Chemists.
Perfumers. and liairdressera

BEWARE Or PIRATICAL IMITATIONS Or ALLOOCI9B
PoßoUsi PLHITIR.—Owing to the wonderful sale these
celebrated plasters have obtained by their curative
properties in lumbago, sciatica, rheumatism, pains in
side aid l hack, and, in short, all pains and local affec-
tions, some unprincipled parties have been manufac-
turing and offering for sale spurious plasters, put up in
Knell a manner as to deceive the unwary, and, as sole
a.ent for Great Britain and Ireland, I can guarantee ,
none genuine save they bear on the Revenue Stamp In
white letters, the words—" THOB. Attrocs and Go.
so s PLASMA," and the public,by never purchasing
mile.' this is on, will secure to themselves the genuine
Porous Plaster. --HEZIRT D. BRANDRITTH, Liverpool,
sole agent for Europe and the Colonies. Dealers in
sporiou.i pLyters will be prosecuted. Agent for
Weymouth and Portland, 141- Gaga 4)",
Agent,, for P.sile, W. PINNEY, T. W. ATKINS, and
W. II isitros, Chemist Agent for Dorchester, W.
How, Chemist. Agent for Wareham, T. It.ssuati.,
I bonier.

At the Azrieultursl Show, lately held at Rochdale, the
Summit MEDAL offered for "The Best Sewing lis&ine
for IWesquaking and Family. roe," was awarded to
" TAI t.on's PATENT hlsrning: It has • new Patent
Shuttle, havlnit only one hole to thread, and a number of
offier.recen: improvernents. Parties wanting • &wing
Titaelime blioubl, if unable to pd. this one (mm loft]
Ireiil bir • prospectus to Taylor's Patent Sewing
Mariiiiie company, Creat Driffield, or 97i Chealwidei
Loudon, Kr.

IT IS.

, AS IT OUGHT TO BS.

In'Tii Tun, • a Jan 7th. "At the I.)ucks, where
Dr. :-- Haraima,,'s Teas are in
•• I La,le a further
. bond I from
AUDI NIA • •
‘,. ••;m1 a,lott, 011141nai dw4a, which
I
a. Th. w. re I,lrtifielally ntntlened & I.ooltl perfect-
.. lb blue, iy anal free front the
a alm,tel Powder. usu.!! rjjjaal Jme.a.q:
11,1 ill raCiliZ til • us,,
uulity being equally
•,*
pnetica • •
.•• it.b, 19,444.
lote ether
adulterati..na." ' A. H. Hassan, A 1.1).
3.21' Af10.14 -(7Aeoni4s, Confectioners, 4.e., in erer,
town self Horaiiman's Packet Tea.

V.-H•Ll' OV TUB Dail T AILVIRSTS OV LIVI would be
avottital Ity the occasional use of Cooksia Pills.
ho.. - KyII.EPTIC FITS Ow FALLINO ICX DM —A certain
met bel tii core has Isien discovered for this diapering
comploint bY a physician, who is desirous that all sufferers
may benefit from this providential discovery it is new'
known t, fail, and will cure the most hepaticas ease alter
all other means have been tried Full particular' will be
sent Ity ps.t to any ner.on free of charge. —Address :—Mr.
Vuiu ;Nn, 0
,oxford Terrace, ilyde Park. London.
IloLl oW II PILL... —Good Digestion. --llollowar's Pulls
az, tieiv.,slly acknowledged to he the safest. sPeell,i!..".
(corrective for indigestion :loss of appetite, smutty.
and 'morn are hut a few of the ineon-
yemeneies which WV remedied with ease by thus" l'urYY.
Pint lbey vtrike at the roots of all abdominal
tlity ex.-it, in the stomach a proper secretion of
totru'inice, and regulate the action of the liver, therehr
onnietinr; a copious supply of pure, wholesomo bile.
withnet which there can be no good digestion. There
pill, remove all distention and obstructigm, and (non
their harmless composition are peculiarly well adapted for
delieate persons and young children; whilst casting out
impurities, they strengthen the sy dein and give muscular
tom..
Uscrios.— Mews Rentrrr & Floss beg to caution the
' public against imitation square blue, of very inferior
ahltm. Paris Bin. in 'snares breed in the Prince of
abie Lumarsk aold in wrappers bearing thair name
sad nada nark.

STICKLAND.

MEETIN,i. —A lir•L-rate &untie.: was held
in our church ou day e. eni :lg. the L'Uth lust. The
church wa41,111, awl 111, ! were tery much
please.l. The ho !dogleg "Thou
whoee ;" Caen a pater by I:ev. W.
Churchill. The spes:,.er Cut. I:uulanilson. lie gave
ItLa a“•Oklut of ii.jnn woe.; hi I niiia nad China, and spoke
of the Christimi-i ii. J.,pati. 111. ad.ireo Wa, iuterspened
with stories, mot good pr.acti,al advi..e to all to become
reel elirigiaus, oho were net " From Ureenland's icy
mountains" was sung.—Tho collection amounted to
a '&4O.

SECURITY IN CREDITING.
lid only to Protoct but to Promote Trak, sad to bring good
men topeau.

ONCE TRIED ALWAYS USED.
CORNER'S PINE'S DEVONSHIRE OILS
are unsuryuweed in price and quality, and form a
complete Medicine CheA by which Farmers or their
Herd men and Shepherds can treat with ea4e and
safety all kinds of Animal Disease and Amidents
They have been acknowledged for 35 years to be
unequalled as a general remedy for (sternal and Internal

SCREW AND HYDRAULIC
CIDER PRESSES,
APPLE MILLS, CIDER SCREWS,
11011SII GEARS,
E. S. HINDLEY,
BOURTON, DORSET.

Established 1860.
FLINT AND CO'S
BRITISH AND FOREIGN
COMMERCIAL INQUIRY OFFICE&

RMAD OFFICLei- SS, Cheapside, Loudon, E.C.
OPINIONS OF TFIOSE WHO HAVE TRIED
THESE OFFICES.
Messrs. WALLACE, BAILEY and WILKINS, Bermondsey,
London.-" Further and Final Reports, most valuable
feature--quite original-made a trial of other Offices for
Commercial Information, but our experience teaches us
that, for thoroughly sound infortuation and speedy replies
to inquiries, your Office unquestionably stands first."
Members Three years.
Messrs RICHMOND and CHANDLER,. Agricultural Imple-
ment ilanufactorers, Manchester.- 'Not led us wrong in
ankie=ance."
PAiirramr and Soy, Merchants, Leeds.-" For
Continental Information-the importance of your method
of obtaining information from more than one channel
speaks for itself -pleasure in recommending your
Offices."
Messrs. Flurrter and PALMER'S 800-nit Factory.
Reading.-" Recommend." Members Seven years. !
Messrs. Wm. Seeti.v.es and CO., Sewing Machin*
Manufactures, Airciale Works, Keighley.-" No bad debts
where we have followed out your instructions during last !
tour years."
Messrs BURGESS and TURNER, Elastic Web Manu-
facturers, BirstaU-street Works, Leirrster.--" We
beg leave to compliment you on the nianncr ill which !
you reply to our inquiries, they being to prompt and
reliable. We believe if buness Men were to act a little !
Milre on your advice and replies, tne Commercial atmos-
phere should be very much cleared of that amount of
insolvency it at present retains. We are pleased with the
system you adopt of sending a number of inquiries
oldained from different sources, and when we find them
agree with our private ones, it gives us great confidence in,
and satisfaction with your plan.
Mesas. Tormnsos and Burn, Carlisle and at
Manchester, Bradford, and London.-" The only time
we made a bad debt (since we were Members of your
Offices) was when we did not set upon your caution."
Members seven years.
Mears. Caosanst, and Soma,. Agricultural Implement
Manufacturers, Beverley. - ' Minute and valuable
particulars given promptly-specially recommended
this feature most valuable. Accounts promptly
recovereL Cheques handed us at once." Members au
yearn
Messrs. Geonoa MURRAY and Co, Engineers and Iron-
founders, New efficient, reliable
-never been misled."
Mears. A. F. Mtuz and Co., Boot and Shoe Manufac-
turers, 18, Wellinnetreet, Leicester.- "It affords us
much pleasure in bearing testimony to the satisfactory
manner in which you have always replied to our inquines,
al it is ways straightforward and reliable, we have always
acted according to the advice even and have never been
misled, it is very gratifying to us to know that you do not
rely upon the information of one individual only, but very
often we have had toe or three answers to one inquiry,
showing that you are anxious that every particular res-
pecting the person inquired after, shall be made known
to your subscribers."

Sold Iletail by all Cheini,ts in every town and
village. Price 2s. The Trade supplied by the 'Whole-
sale 'louses in London. Bristol, and Exetcr ; or by the
Proprietor, RICHARD CORNER, Wellington, S.' 'menet,
who.ie signature affixed to each bottle, without
which it as spurious.

FIXED BM) PORTABLE
STEAM ENGINES, Tlf IZ.ViIIING MACHINES,
BOLLEIts. &x.
CHAP! CUTTERS, ROOT PULPERS, OORN
MILLS, PLOUGHS, /Pc
PLANS AND ESTIMATES
FOREISIIED FOR EVERT DF:WWTION Of
KILL WORK, WATER WHEELS,
SHAFTING, GEARING, CASTINGS, igc.
Illitstrakd C.411_404(8 poet free 011 Jima"
Mt R. L TUvlis attend• '

41 a,

CHOCOLAT MiENIER for BREAKFAST
AWARDED MEDAL at the VIENNA
IMBIBITION. Beware of lesivolne,..
Observe Tr:4 Mario' and Real Name.
UMW& .:CT PUNIER for LUNCHEON
kJ AWARDED MEDAL at the VIENNA
ratiiiuriox. Beware of heoation..
°herr* Trade MEk. and Real N ,nas.
1" MEWS CO—dir.c.—Sold in
tia‘a tifißE'aciZta'Agrixold.
DititlicEDAL
Observe Trade Narks Lod LW Naos.
---
MENIER'S ESSENCE OF COCOA. Sold in
ill). and Ma tins. AWARDED MEDAL at
YUMA EX /lIBITION. Ile..re or Imitations.
°beam the Tlade Narks mid Mail Na..,.

MENIEWS CHOCOLAT POWDER Plain
and Vanilla flavour. Sold in lb. and lib. Una,
AMALLD ED MEDAL at Inn VI ENNA EXIIIBITION.
BMWS of Imitations
Ohterra Trade Marko and Waal Name.
MENiER

To aims mho midi loplAn Uwe Offioct to Members.
The year commences on the first of any month.
ChNues crossed National Provincial Bank to FLINT
and Co.

SuescßwrloNs —£3 35., £5 55., £lolos. and upwards
peLannum.
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' N.B.—Please send furs Prospectus, free on applica-
tion.

PEPPER'S QUININE and IRON TONIC
for Delicate Female' and Weekly Ailing
Children.

TULLAR'S BUNION PLASTERS—Boxes
_LA is. lid. and 2e. 9d. each.

NATURE'S PERFECT REMEDY for all kinds of
WORMS.
WILLIAMS' (Pontardawe) WORM
LOUNGES we univenally considered the
most effective remedy for ridding the human system of
all kinds of Worms. "Str,—l have for wale time used
your A.nttielmintic or Worm Lozenges in my family, and
And them a very y and efficacious cure for ascaridos,
and their areeable and convenient form is a great
recommendation for children.—W. HUTCIII74IIO7i. vicar of
Norden." Sold by most Chemist, at beid., 131b1., and
2s. 9d. per box, or for 14 or 34 stamps, from .1. Darisz,
Chemist, Swansea. Any of the following bymutoins
indicate worms :—Variable appetite, fcrtid breath, arid
eructation, pain, in the stomach and head, grinding of
teeth during sleep, paleness of the countenance, orearional
griping pains more particularly about navel, short dry
cough, and emaciation of the bady, often mistaken for
decline, aloe fever and irregular pulse, sometimes convul-
sive fits—often causing sudden death.—Full directions
with each box.

THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER.
MHOMPBON'S BURDOCK PILLS
1. overcome the word forms of diseases, and the
fouled state of the blood, stomach, liver, and kidneys;
they go to the core of every disease, where no other
medicines have power to reach.
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Cure/ the following complaints :—lndigestion, or
wind in the stomach or bowels, giddiness in the head,
dimness of sight, weak or sore eyes, loss of memory,
palpitation of the heart, liver and bilious obstructions,
asthma, or ti4ituess in the chest, rheumatics, lumbago,
piles, gravel, pains in the back, scurvy, bad legs, bad
breast., sore throat, sore heads, and sores of all
descriptions, burns, wounds, or white swellings,
scrofula, or king's evil, gatherings, tumours or canoem
pimples and blotches on the face and body, swelled
feet or legs, scabs and itch, erysipelas, jaundice, and
dropsy, and fevers of all kinds
In boxes at is. lid. and 2s. 94. per box; a great
saving effected by taking the larger size. Sold by all
chemists, or from the proprietor, J. Tnourson, 34,
High street. Swansea. for 15 or 34 Amps

CHOCOLAT ,NIER detios all honest
competition. Annual consumption exceeds
8,000.0001 b, AWARDED M h:DAL As me MEHRA LIMN*
TION. Bowan of Imitalions.

Marra Trade Marko and Real Noma.
Factory sad Warabouro, Bouthoark.traot, aad Wormier-
Arcot, Borough.

TO ViS NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.
RIAD TIM gay 111b1.1 INTTTLILD
CS OW TO ENSURE HKALTH."—Just Published for two
Da Stamps, By Irr. Barnes, M.D., (U.S.) A 'Fremilic on
the Laws Governing Life sod the Causes, Symptoms, and
Treatment of all dimwits depending on Exhaustkm of Nervous
Vitality, such as Nervous Debility, Mental and Phydeel
Depression, Palpitittion of the 'kart, Noises In the Head and
Ears, indecision, Impaired Stela and Memory, Indigastkel.
Prostration, Liamitade, IVepreashin of Spirits, LOU .4 Enema/
and Appetite, PIIiIIS in the Back and Limbs, Timidity, Self-
, Distrust, thulium, Leve rif Solitude Groundless Fears, and
many other ailments, which, if !Ir.:tem:A, bring the tufferen to
an early Death Tottether with Hints on Chronic Rheumatism,
Gout, Neurtlgia, Lpilepsy, Hysteria, and all diseases of ths
Nervous and Alimentary System. The Appendit to this
valu.‘l,lc work metals, many useful Preemptions for the
Wm lam.. of suffering end the cure of udnor, disorder,. .It
full instructions for tlitir preparation and use. Contains also
COM, friendly advice ,m Hygiene, or the Way to Restore
Health, illustrated by nunicnors testimonials from grateful
rintrizr, lute been restored to health through the author's
talky. Sent lisart free for 2 stamps : or by letter post
fistarups. Adam's, Dr. A. Baas., 48, Lonsdale Squsres
Ihrosbury, London, N.
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T , filet/neon •nd Royal Fatally
FERAL the Nino, of Wale. Oireelal Appolatmer
Aml t •evaral Pullen roienla,”, Ferthrn Govern men
and Raellny Comr.talen,
1:•• a Wished IN%
Ott -Niro BENSON,
WATCII ASO CLOCK RAKER, GOLDSMITH. SILVER-
SMITH. AM/ ARTISTIC METAL WORKER.

:0;00; 5.11:7•W;,

IVER COMPLAINTS, BILk and INDI
it/ GESTION CURED WITHOTJT MERCURY
Only two medicines really act upon the liver; one is
me,ory or Blue Pill ; the other 1 hisdelion. Thousands
of constitutions have been destroyed by Mercury
Blue Pill, or CalpmeL The only safe remedy is
DR. KING'S DANDELION AND Quisisß LIVER
PILLS,
which act very gently on the liver. giving immediate
relief in all caws of Bile, Indigestion, Sick Headache,
Loss of Appetite, Giddiness, Spasms, Heartburn,
Flatulency, Nervousness, Gout, and all disorders of
the Stomach and Liver. Sold by all chemists and
medicine vendors, in Boxes at la. 1 , 9cl, 4a. fa,
or for @tempo from J. Row, 4 , M _2a ortimer-etreet,
Cavendish-square, Loudon, W.

sfrollTANT TO COUNTRY PATIENTS
BAK \LS may be consulted personally or by letter, In
/ all private and con6dential mime ; and for the benefit el
Nervous Sufferers who cannot visit him, he ell, on receiving a
description of their case enclosing a stamped envelope for
reply, be ready to give his opinion upon Use :wore of the
cue, and the principles of triatment neccisary to effect a
perfect cure. Address, Dr. MANZ', 4, Liaolale Square,
Bar nabury London, N.

....
Maker of lb. ChTONVIIOI by *bola abo Derby sod all other
Mace. sod Groot Drage of lin alsy aro Used.
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Just Published, post free for tern stamp.
fIUIDE TO MEALTLI ; or. ADVI tit AND I NsTRUCTIONS
v•-4 tvr the CIJRII of NERVOUS DEBILITY. By D.
HENRY ss ITS, Author of "D.lolity, Ile Usu. and Cure.'
GUIDE°, 11P.ALTU give.. Rule, forth. Cum of Nervous
Exhaustion, Indieestlos, Rheumal bre, Dimness of Mich%
Weakness, Low Splnte, Nervou. Dehdity, Painful Dreams,
Mantal and Phy.ieal Depression, Indecision, Imo:tired Memory,
Lose of Know, Palm In the Back, Timidit,. Distinme, Love
of Solitude, Groundless Fears, and other Diem... resolung
from Zahauetion of Nervemoeer, the (Rom of bolkeretioo.
Gives INSTRUCTION and PdESCRIPTIONS by 'shies,
Thousan,l• of Dr. h's Ps:iente have been :colored to
health and vigour. Illustrated wilhTestlmonis'• front ersteful
pat.ents mho have hem. cured by tite NEW SPECIAL
MEDICINES.
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NE117.111.70111C
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Wm; Lxpl:.,rtilusallintS—Z.llLD BIND sTietzT, MI6
WEATUUURNE GKOV LoNINiN.

.......
WATCH Fa. CIAIICKS.
katle,froos 2to 200Grss. Ofa ft kinds, from 2to 1000 Gas.
Law, Veitloci, Church, Turret,
Ha instal, Duplex, Carries*, Chime.
Chretiometer, Chronograph, Dining and Dawlaprooto,
Kayla+, Centre Seconds. Hail, Shy,
Rpeaters. Indian. In. Library, Bracket, In
ENGLISH ORMOLU CLOCKS, deigned by Entine Artiste,
and =maim'. wed by .1. W. Nana, far exceed In beauty
those manatee. and &woad. Tbty an only be obtained at
this Establisimybr.
FINE ART BRONZES AND CHIMNEY ORNAmENTs. of
th newest demos frau Continental ateliers of the bigbat
reputation, at modern's Pre,.
Asiatic GOLD Jairgi.Lll; of the richest and mat exquisite
denims, with Monograms, Crests, and Devices Enamelled in
Colour., after design. by the moat an...apt ...bed Artiste in the
Precious Metals. Reeehes. Braaten. Lockets, Necklace.,
Rags, and all kind. of bijcutsrie, as auPpiled to Members of
the Court and other distinguished
,persinagea
rigag.VTATIOX PLATL —Taatinzon sl.n.f different sorts. Racing
Clara ILIA Jol.t •nt other It iv-, a. pros bi.d by Ito.
/mime tor the C•ernati. a. 4 London end other Public
Bodies, to trebles cons e.n.t. the Freedom of the
City to the Prince of Wsles, Dube of Edinburgh, ag
411. f OR Ana liIJXIIO rurra in the meet ream f.cbocou, nod
of I h., mast durable make. In Kier rn-Plate it is neye.eary to
tenure round tatter els satin stahl. lent coating of Alrer to
resist daily wear and tar satisfactorily. No other is really
ehs,p at any price. not worth buying.
Watches and Clock. repaired by skilled workmen. Old
Barer, Jcweliery. Watches. to:, Exchanged. Merchants,
Shipper., an I Clubs applied.
Illustratel Pamphlets, with full description of all kiniis
Watches, Tim,'lneww. JeweihrY, and Electro-Plate, with prices
seamed, 'eat hie by pent aeon application to J. W. UMW,
at skim, of the above /Adore&
Watabok Cloths, Jevrellery tad Plats sent to O&M o
he world.

Tbo Paoti.blot ...cot Foos by pat to any add...“, ors
rooriot of tso Should be TSUI by alt afro value
health. strength. and boo.i
Addrcoo. Dr. 11. tbuis. s, Lorton ere ...tot, Loudon. W.C.
Impor n
CONSULTATIOIo T LIAFR vnittour FEL
nR. SMITH, this Eniment hpreidrit for the cum of all
Ndilit•ting r.O. for tbo bootat of Country
Patio, I. was 4,1 it .10140 y. op receiving
docrlotio .4 :4 1.-. f .'.'Cr, 'oil in. (q..Jiiofl, with a!vice
1.,r !Ira :6.0 ••-itol rodoration to heath and
vigor.
Mare- -lir. fl. ouiru.., Carton Crucent L.,oju W.C.

A REAL PVI Lic ISLINSING.

QUIRE KNiiiH'N EVE OINTMENI
10 For the cure of all Dkeeees of the Ey
approaching even to Blitidne.-4.
The 1r :roe of goi Et r-ir.ht le • nutter which con-
earns Loth ieh ant poor. and tile delicate structure of the Eye
eashre it daily lilde loan dent and injury.
rrii•Ast.e Eyc 0 .1'114111: makes dproac•to end Cured
Operetior• Si. era: rr.
It ainc•- hapairad •or Blur. log.
It rurPa—Week and Water, Eyes.
It c ore.- Red and gees Eirtie
It curea—liflunewation In the flyer.
It c.,,,at "ring gperaror Poitunt Ikxlies before dialyse.
It corr.—CA.o:cm &NW P.. 0 al Elindne•e
It can. -01, corn?, of V, II n and
It curet - Children •E. rr Eye. it ft by toe liat'4lllll.
TESTIMONIALS.
The following Testlinoned. ttqlfy to the truly eihmeie
Winn of

SQUIRE KNIGHT'S CRIEURATEI EYE OINTMENT.
WONDeNUTUI. CUR-3 or RAU EYES.
- - - -

• •-- -•••••-
lriontlerfetl Cure RI Cod Py.•;- firer year? standing.
Mary_i.e PaD.Ot, , -Dias. • fM. Thom.. Oro Sr
of C. Airy Heath. was alfeete with bad eye, for upward., of
I or , at t raee was ob.is.td to he kept In total dark-
ne-i. lb. r0u.31 ant brae .he Itxlit of day. or candle or gas
light, and Ws. • Sybp..; of greet ru.vern to all her friends.
The pa cute be I trien lot, • f doctor,. to ell fort, of lotions
and Ile • lye,. hut found at relit f, Ltd ilia girt git grulualy
worm, until they Se, 11.11.-d to try ,tit'llta 101101 IT'S ET.
Ongssily wad, to the LIIIIMIIIaut ali, before tan
bakes had bout it,. eye • were coopletely cured, the eye
lashes have croon their it••ural length, sad her Welt Is Dow
picas nt, tad WI g a, star.
Cradley Heath, • ear dlntrbtidge, 17th Ileptentber, ISM
Thom.. Snow, of Hanley, • pater, suffered from very bed
.yea, tamed by working log heated room. Duilna four ears
be was in almost dark... and consteot pain, but waa
cured by the i•ea of twn ls•xes of 'Blare lintgla". Eye
Olalinent"-Srd February 1,73.
WONDERFUL CURE OF BLIND/Ma
Richard Whitehnu.e, Eat .ecv of Park UM., tiptoe, had
dreadfully inflamed elm, went to the Birmitighara Eye
Hospital, but gut no relief, and was obliged to be led about.
Being In t dut Jaques., bee.. advi,ed to try "Squire Knight'.
Eye Ointment ;" the it.. of the lint box gave him meat
agreeable relief. and a second box restored We as ht, sad Isis
eye, An DOW PS Otto, go. ever.
Park Lane, Tipton, hth September, hitt.
WITH AN IMMENSE SUMNER OF OTHER
TESTIMONIALS.
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by all resiecieble lledicioe Vendor. In the kin:Nona.
Sold I, Soc.. 71d., le lid.. 31 , es. tldi
Wlealsale IT all Patent Medicine )loo,,; or frJeo the
Proprie.orm direct, f-r 9, 16, or 36 Stanale.
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ELECTRICITY IS LIFE
PULVERMACHER'S PATENT
GALVANIC CHAIN - BANDS, BELTS
lIA'rrERIES, RECENTLY IMPROVED.
Approved ay lA* Academy of Media*, of Pens cud etAsr
Ned ire: areAnritiee in Ragland and abroad.
The existence of Electricity in living beings Is known to
and the identity of nerve force with electric force is no
oinjecture, but a positive scientific fact, therefore those
euffering from nervous exhaustlm and Its consequent evils
mu certainly find no rater and better rertorative than
dalvenie Electricity, which is Nature's mole remedy for
those distressing allenenta arising from mental strain and
physical excesses.
It Is equally certain that the chief merit of Pulvennacherli
Patent Galranlc Appliances Ls that they have by their mar
vellous simplicity rendered this nature/ agent accessible to
all, and front improvements which have been quite recently
made In these appliances by the Inventor, their sell-
application hai now become easy and agreesble to the
patient.
Time, health, and money would have been saved by many
and thousands would have eseapad the "trap advertise-
meets" and extortions of disguised quack doctors, who
publish flattering notices of their tippliances swirly ow duns
own awanrity, had they only known In Urns the above
facts, and mailed themselves or this invaluable remedy
before having recourse to quasi•rnagnetic contrivances
Mr. Pulvermacher, in contradistitictien to those unprlit-
cipled advertisers, abstains from putting forward any
etatentents of his own, and quotes only the competent
opinions of undoubted medical and scientific authorities
In favour of his liedico-Dalvanle Appliances He chal-
lenges the strictest Investigation of his documents and tes-
timonials, both medical and private, which are published
in his Pamphlet, "Geleasises, Nateres Chief Restorer of
Impaired Viral Krate.je.. sent tent free for three stamps,
. on applicstion to J. L Ptn.rskaoruak, 164, Regent-street,
l'adT FEW S E LEI T Scl E Ti VIC EXTRACT/.
RUcesestra Innovate r..ens have fed to the followlitiwtestlnstre
ved d
ri collective d.. ly by the e„t the m.dica
eniinn
in
the Metrenolis, Pint as Sir C. Loonck, Bart, M.D.,
Fit . sir irrs,„ Holland Bart M. Dbitt .LP.R.C.11.. and
iiir J. R. Martin !Uri, CAI P.R.C.R., FA A..
anti VILA ; hir W. Fer,pusson, ILA., 11. D., P.ILIL,
V.L C.S. k, •Ac
"We, the unlercignel, hove much pleasure In testifying'
"thtt J. I, Pulecrutsin r's recent I rerement. in his
Voltole ILitt,ries aid tisolvaoic A tryilioncis for Medical' pugisose ore of mut noiort.onos to. Scientific Medicine,
"aol that he it ttisd edprorto
out to Lardier the ad werneut of nor
" sett useful 'ingress. '
-Tic" Lt‘est " 70i I, Vol. If.,
of Mr. Pulvennacher has"
o now ot.v,d the te-it for some year* . . • It may be"
•• usesl by the medical ad-Aland, or hy
I vlf . . and the operator can now diffuse the"
"galvanic Mecum over au eiktitairo turfaca, or ammo,'
"irate It oil a single point. In theft days of neelleo-'
geoetery silo a relief to observe the Vergliain'
"and straightforward manner in which /Ir. ver-"
" tnachres apparatus is recommended to the prohmk...
Dv. joint Kist, Prefeseor i 4 obstetrics, As, Ac.,
Ire
Cincinnati, Ibl7, In his standard wo,re, page, it, *des :
" Thom Mins are very useful In many Nemo= dlsordses
Mu•euLar Debility Dranenorrbeas
llesuiplia;ta Hitt: tal Irritation
Paralysis Nervous Debility
Central Paralysis Constipation
Spinal Paralysis LtratorSit (Nervous
Neuralgia Rheumatism
Sciatica
Stiff Joints Paralysis (Bladder)
Hysteria (berm
Hysteric Paralyus impotency
Aph.titis Writer' bean
• tp
Epilepsy Systcrital Cramps and
Ta• ta, t Contractions
n.
l• tot of sawn
Ainenorrtnre 1..4.4 Tame, lisc."
Poor further ilot.wtiattit.,l coil trim lid apply to
PJ. 1.. CINERMACIIEWS CALVA IC Errisusesuarr,
191, REGENTNTREKT, LON1J(11, W.
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H 11 NT E 111•8 crture. to Young New oft
HEALTH. ITS It iiSTURATION. AND HAPPY
V AMDAHL—When to m•rry, with adrift to those who
oOntelnplai• PURIM. pointing out cortain Impedlmom
which rendor marring. Itle unhappy. and directions tor their
speedy removal. Bbould be reed by MI who valve Malik
etren, sad manhood, and wleh tc attain e hapLecuald e.
Poll Mit on PICIOPI 01 tiro Mamma —Address.oi
r•tttote Anatomy. Binntrillmoili

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