The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1880-07-13 00:00:00

THE DORSET COUNTY EXPRESS AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1880.

TERRIBLE- EXPLOSION IN LONDON.
ISM Or UTZ AND OVIAT OBSTRUCTION OF FIOFIRTY.
TUMIDLY.
An explosion of an extraordinary character, by which
one man met with instantaneous death and mane °tem
person were seriously injured occurred on Mondayeveming
In the neighbourhood of Totten road. Far WC"
little tints workmen have
been. se we tuaderstand nna-
ployed in altering the tuadergrotuad gas connections in the
locality. The only opening that rosebud lip ,Pilere_lohve
been in Bedford-streets at the side of the 11""Monday Head;
Tavern. Al about tan minutes past seven
neaten 0( one of the principal main
evening, the workmen had just completed the con-
men took • light ti see thee the work waa Pro-
perly finished, and in • moment an exPl_estoe
took place. Ahnoet simultaneously &nether entuemora
pipes, when one of the
was experienced near the Tottenham-court-road end
of Percy-street, in the latter the roadway being torn
UP for some distance, the heavy paving-stoues being
hurled in various directions, and the louses on both sides
of the street damaged. A 17120fe violent shock, however,
followed. At Um extremity of Percy-street, two violent
explosions occurred, the ground being torn up, and the
road stones being forced over the housetops, and almost
shattering two houses, besides doing other damage.
Charlotte-street next became te turn the wens of a similar
disaster at the corner of Bennett-street, where an explosion
caused terrible havoc and endangered life. The dos
proximity of the police-station in Tottenham-court road
soon brought up a body of constables, under Inspectors
Chemed, Hanson, and Haynes, and news of the occurrence
attracted the lire brigade, under Superintendent Palmer.
A survey of the parts affected brought to light mane
instances of personal suffering and great destruction of
house property. The workman who used the light at the
opening in Bedford-street, the seat of the disaster, was
found in • gas-pipe whither the poor fellow had been blown.
When taken out he was dead and presented a fearful spec-
taTle on arriving at the Middlesex Hospital. Hs is
se= rteall.7,..abt°:itgN ionrcht y"Z
toefa inhisociclLlignittghbtetil
name was not known at the hospital. A fellow work-
men of the deceased was "leo taken to the eame institution
In. dreadful condition. Both legs are said to have been
broken, and it was found necessary to amputate one of
them. How the inmates of the house numbered 6. Percy'
street, occupied by Mr. Simmons, dealer in decorative
works of ark weap,d, WA/ waiderful. The basement
was c oliple:ely blown out, the first and second floors
shattered, the staircase torn away, and 'he roof destr,yed.
It was the first "hock that alarmed the occupant*, and
they had no sootier retreated than the place was almost •
wrick. The premises of Mews. Whits and Co., dealers
in decorative furniture, No. 5, sustain d similar damage,
the inmate,. escaping. On both sides of the street win-
dows were brok .n. an I the stone coping of the top of No.
31 was comet. tely forced away.
In Charlotte-street the busy task of rescuing people wee
going on. Al No. 3 resided Una Knight, n wardrobe
dealer, advanced in years, who was seated in the back
parlour at the time, and amidst the falling ceiling and
broken glass from the skylight, she managed to crawl out
of the shattered apartment. The roadway in front of the
house had been blown away, and it was known that lira
Knight's nephew, named George Robert Trite, and a
female servant named Emma Dryant, aged 111, were at
tea in the kitchen, and were then miming. Several
peopl, at once set to work to clear away the &iris, Dr.
Saul, who resided opposite, rendering able aesistance. At
length the kitchen was entered, and the servant was
found in a corner with a beam across her, and being
insensible and dreadfully injured in many respects, and
the nephew was discovered lyiag close to her in • shocking
condition. Both of the sufferers were at once conveyed to
the hospital already named. The work of destruction told
severely on the adjoining house, where the business of the
Royal Standard Permanent Building Society is carried on:
and the basement of No. I next door, used as a bakery,
was wrecked. When Mrs. Knight's nephew was rescued
he was only heard to utter " My legs are broken," when
his strength failed him. In front of the premises occupied
by the French Boot Repairing Company, in Charlotte-
street, much excitement prevailed. It was said that four
persons were buried there in the fallen earthwork,
and the exertions made by several working men
to recover the victims were most commendable. After •
great deal of labour they came upon • man buried up to
his neck, and presently • small hand indicated the
presence of a boy. These were got out in • shocking state,
and, like the other sufferers, were removed to the
Middlesex Hospital. A further search resulted in the
recovery of another man, whale sufferings also necessi-
tated his following the others. Altogether there were
fifteen cases taken to the Middlesex Hospital In seven
intances the patients had their wounds attended to, and
were enabled to be sent home. Seven cases requiring
serious attention remained in the institution on Monday
night.
Another account states that about 400 houses have
been more or less damaged, and several of them have been
rendered untenable. In Percy-street five houses have
had their basements and first floors totally wrecked. In
many instances the coping and roofs have been broken
and chattered by the shower of granite blocks sent into
the sir by the force of the explosion. Nearly all the
Will.loMS along the line of the explosion have been blown
in, and chimney-pots have been thrown down. An eye-
witness says: —" I was walking down Percy-street, when
, I felt the ground shaking under my feet. I immediately
I saw the centre of the street towards Charlotte-street rising
' in the air. A tremendous report followed, and than there
' was a shower of bricks and stones. I felt myself lifted
from the ground and the next moment I was lying among
the delsris at the bottom of a deep hole in the roadway.
The gas came in volumes around me, nearly choking me,
and with much difficulty I scrambled out of the trench.
A horse and cart standing near me at the same time were
blown a distance of ten feet into the cavity, the poor
animal being shockingly injured, whilst the cart was
smashed to pieces by the falling stones and bricks. A
thick red dust enveloped the street, and I had no idea of
what had caused the explosion. Some children who were
playing in the street at the time were also thrown into
the trench, and some of these I helped to extricate and
carry to their homes, which were quite near." 1
Another eye-witness says he was standing at his door in
Char otte-street when he noticed a cloud or dust shoot up
f rout Bedford.passage. This was followed by a loud
report, which rattled down the street like artillery tire.
Ile observed two or three people stagger and fall, and the '
next moment the ground shook under him, and • portion
ot the street in front shot up • hundred feet into the air,
breaking his windows and shattering his roof. The streets
in question are densely psopulated, there is • great
deal of traffic over them, and it is difficult to understand
that only some thirty persons received injuries. There
were, it is said, six distinct explosions. At the place
where the first explosion occurred four men were dug out
dreadfully injured. At the second spot sixteen men
were extricated and conveyed to Middlesex Ilorspitial.
WIDNISDAY.
At half -a-dozen points along the route the houses have
been literally bombarded with the paving stones of the
roadway. Percy-street is almost ploughed up from end
thoroughfare,
to end. It is • wide oroughfare, with old-fashioned
iz
houses on each side, once • favourite residential street,
now let out chiefly for places of business, and probably for
lodging'. There seem to have been two ex °lesions in this
street, each of which tore no the roadway and burled the
stones against the houses. The whole front of one house
is covered with the dirt thus thrown at it; the windows
are too Sen, and the stonework chipped. In another •
garret window is blown aside, and in one of these houses
a paving stone, blown up from the street, has crashed
down through the roof. In others the glass is broken, the
window-f rams; are crushed in, and there are huge chips
in the coping-stones and lines of stonework. Farther on
in the street is another centre of destruction where the
cellars of a house are laid bare, and the ruin of windows
is terrible. . . .. .. . ... .. .. _ ..

HARVEST PROSPECTS.
The cereal crops have, during the Jost week, made I
further progress towards matunty. Blooming proceeds
satisfactorily, so that the home crop bids fair to yield well
at harvest Advices are somewhat variable as to oats, but
barley is regarded with satisfaction. In Scotland the
agricultural situation is considered promising, while
Irish reports indicate expectation of an abundant harvest.
The business In tJus grain trade has, during the week, been
eharacterised by • dullness and apathy which neither
moderate arrivals nor attenuated stocks have had power
to mitigate. English wheat, of which the supplies have
been small, has been sold with difficulty, at • concession
of one and even two shillings per quarter. Foreign wheat
has reached our shores in fair, but sot excessive, quantity.
The weather has been too fine for the trade and notwillri
standing their extreme scarcity, even Realen emu have
given way. Miki/0 occupies much the same position u
wheat, that is to say, there LS an enormous American crop
, looming In the background, and daily coming into treater
prominence. It may be remarked that Ireland is unusually
short of males—Mark Lane Zaprese.

Two things are needful to an explosion ; the first of these
ix that the gas shall he mixed with air, the second is that
the mixture shall bet, some confined place In the upper
iart of a room an explosion will happen if there is one
p irt of gas to fifte,n of air and a candle is applied to the
mixture. Rut u the gas is lighter than air it will always
get away if there is any opening for it; so that an
explosion can only result from an escape when the KU is
prevented from getting away. Now, for sonic mann or
other, the piece telted on Monday night were not full of
gaa, but of an vaplesive mixture of gas anal air, and
consequently when the light was app ied the whole
exploded like a train of gunpowder.
If workmen can let air into the gaiipipes and then fire
the v xploai ye mixture they have thus put under the
p isement, the public will regard with grave anxiety any
o;,•rationa within half-a-mile of their houses.

GENERAL ITEMS.
According to news from the Aeons, • new island has A RIDE TO KHIVA
been formed there by • &Anthems of the earth in the
Wand of St. George.
In the Lord Mayor's Court on Wednesday a juryman
objectA to either oath or affirmation on the ground that
he was an Agnostic, and although ready to obi his duty
he could not claim to have any religious belief. The
Recorder disguised with his SaFTlnen Royal Hone Guards.
An arrangement has been entered into between the
Porte and Mr. Goschen, by which the British Ambassador Nee 13 lan t--" Two Pairsof h•ete Mt" with 111 WW!
waiver his claim to protect the fugitive female slave to also taken sad fee eltY•l•—with wit" It I. well to be
whom he recently gave asylum at the British Embassy. sew. when travelling I. odd the-say plaese—eserie
It has been deeded that she shall go to Bad A Stales LXADTILLE.—At Luddite q umiak and cookie's pilla, the latter • most ineallash's
(Col.) the
citizens are suffering from excitement. A strike is going medicine, and one which I have teed is the natives of
a the miners; and people who are net iners Cultural Africa with the greatest possible moms. In fact,
close ranks, learn to drill, purchue Winchester
repeating rides; and are determined to sell their lives vv.' eterveliees effsets "wdwww/ upoll th, mind and body
dearly. The strikers asserted their mtht to walkon the el ma Arab Sheik, who warn impervious to all satin
pavement and were instantly charged by Colonel Bohn. medicines, when / administered to him eve
The strikers bolted into hiding places. but afterwards ;
rallied, in answer to which demonstration the citisens
' looked vary ugly." The Mayor of Leadville and many 000KLE'S PILIA
of the Town Council are supposed to sympathise with
the men on strike. will sever fade Irma my memory ; and • freed of MISS.
Tax UNSEATING OP Sal E. Baal& —ln declaring that Sir
Ed ward Bates was illegally elected. the Judges have who 1•••••1 throughNu" distil" maw/ Imam" stalla-
vindicated and justified the action of the I etitionen, who weeds, lidereled tee that my film el • .meldtalas Ills
simply did their duty to the law by calling attention to bed ad died aut, but that th• rear•• 11••• cart was "es
his servicesractaaLam its rhTeoryPelarTransbewrh,;:ereaethoprivaeedwilhormmrdetbthec4 abaw a Wm" of ecwv.r.lakla in the lamar."
Illegal and corrupt en. &gement with the trawlers of
Penzance that not even these lenient Judges could over-
look ; and it is • now thing even in the history of
election judgments that tbe prosecutors and the
witnesses who set the law in motion should be thus
severely handled by the Judge who, by his decision
declare' that they were right. —patty ISsiss
A JUDGE ON THE SWAM= OF Tag BALLOT. —At the
Lichtleld election inquiry on Monday, Mr. Justice Lualt,
before delivering Judgment, said he had been informed
that an impression existed amongst some voters, who
eto be in court when the ballot-papers wereSilOrdid, that there the • possibility of the papers being
expend, and the secrecy of the voting destroyed. ER
wished it to be distinctly understood that no one was
allowed to SW any ballot-pater whatever exoeptthe
judges, or the persons whom they might order. AI
the Wet-papers were neemearity thown —to the edema
that a bundle of papers were produced—the judges were
merely looking for • register, which simply showed width
persons had voted, but not the way that any person had
voted. No one need be under the impreuion that the
ballot-papers had been exposed to any one.
Aeon= " Rzuoious" QUESTION. Ras Goblin
..g/itodib averred that he was the person who had the legal
to propitiate Buldeb Jeo, and to receive the glaring
or persons who adore that comparatively obscure deity.
He wadi the son d the last priest of Buldeb Jeo ; but Ram.
was 'proved to be only the illegitimate ItAI of the priest of
Bided Jeo, and that by • girl of inferior caste. Cones-
gusse it btu been deeded that Ram is not entitled to
t to the family living. It would he interesting Se
know how Jiyeernath Brainiutor Roy would be expected
to behave if he were elected to the House of Courneed
How would be take the oath? It doss not seem probed*
that Buldeb's creed is what Orientals call .'a both
religion." His wonhippers are more probably in the
pestlon of • people in Asia who say they " once had •
but a cow ate it." Difficulties of this sort are ewe
to occur, as OUP Oriental fellow-subjects become mare
Intimately connected with the Empire and its administra-
tion. [l'hey may now be got over dis Bradlaugk and
a queerer collection of members yet be the result —En.]
rIOIIPICTS OF TIE YEA& —The half-year ha• been, in
more than its conventional unes, • favourable seed time.
Just as din weather leads to hope of abundant crops, good
credit Leda to the quid expand= then the surface d
trading 'clergies, wbkh wiß soon tear fruit Added ti
this we have clasAwbread, stimulating the oonsamption of
lam by the lamer and chain
monearmluMg the expansion of business wherever there
Is an The cheerfulness consequent upon this
conjunction of favourable prospects is Hull another
element in those prospects That the prospects of trade
are favourable there is no reasonable greeted for doubting.
Long ago the Make which prompted • commercial
community to consider itself the wens because of
MaPaeit7 amongst its neighbours was dispelled. We have
vry recent and forcible proof that • revival in
America, for instance, gives an impetus to tradein
Europe. Paying for the abundant corn and other raw
produce which is cheap t• us by exports of =anteater"e
which are cheap to consumers in the United States, the
exchange has been doubly advantageous. The prospect is
of a repetition and continuance of this profitable traffic on
• vast scale. Teeming acres in the fu West have
produced crops fit for our market. No meter bow low
=may mink, it seems that corn must cane from
ca. It is believed on the pert of the iron trade of
this country that, American riches being what they are,
the Transatlantic demand for iron in our markets in turn
"mast come." Fortunately, borne trade is ready to
WWII, apart from the external stimulus of American
b In our markets. The good czotettreelmitted in this
part'ig Europe may be relied on to place Lithe tildes
—the farming and dependent occupations—in a stile of
relative solvency, and indeed to produce a burst of active
prosperity in business something like the extraordinary
crenmadal thrill which succeeded the Franco-Garman

UAPTAIBI FRBD BURNABY.

COOICL B 'S ANTIBILIOITS PILLS.

TB 3 BM

FAMILY MEDICINE

In Boxes at is. Ifd.. la IkL, 44. 6c1.. aka Ils.

COCKLE' 8 ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
TIM SAFIXT

DBILBOB DONZ BY THE SKIMP Roy. —A report on the
extant of the damage done to our flocks by the sheep rot
has been prepared by order and at the expense at the
Royal Agricultural Society, the details having been
received from every county, and the losses for each county
estimated by four or five persons directly interested in
either sheep or wool. The counties are divided into five
classes. In Cumberland, Durham, Ltocashire,
Middlesex, Northumberland, Westinorelend, York,
Caniarvon, Merioneth, and the whole of Scotland, there
was no loos from the diatom. The loam was
only trifling in Cambridge. Derby, Rase:. Hants,
Isle of Wight, Hereford, Huntingdon. Notting-
ham, and Surrey, the total deaths being 88.000 out of
over 2,000,000 sheep. The disease was moderately SWIM
in Berke, Cheshire, Dorset, Norfolk, Rutland, Suffolk,
Stafford, Sussex, Wilts, Anglesea, Cardigan, Denbigh,
Flint, Isle of M-^ and the whole of Ireland, killing off
846,000 out of "cc There has been • serious lose in
Redford. Ken., Northampton, Shropshire„
Brecknock, Osrma. moron, Pembroke, and Red'
nor, 718,000 head harms died out of 3,876030 There
was a very serious loss in Bucks, Cornwall, Devon, Here-
ford, Gloucester, Moamouth, Oxford, Somerset, Warwick.
Worcester. and Montgomery, where the estimated deaths
have been 1,937,000 head out of 4.480.909 Thus there has
been • total low of 2,889,000 sheep by rot, out of 13,81T,9613
which the agricultural returns gave as the number in the
United Kingdom last Midsummer. This estimated loss is
equal to nine per cent of the sheep and lambs in the
country. The deficiency of the present season's crop of
lambs must he added, and probably 70 per cent of the
which died were bra-ding ewes; this would imply a
further deficiency of about 2,400,000 lambs. Thus a Ice
in our flocks of no less than five and • quarter million
bead is estimated as the result of the outbreak of liver
fluke last autumn. Such • gigaisMc loss cannot fail to
exert an influence both on the wool market and on the
supply of matte, and therefore on the price at both. We
may live that the unexpectedly large crop of lambs
which tanner, have this year had may enable them to
recover themselves somewhat by next year
Tux ANNANDLLI Pitman Cant has been heard
three times within the last fortnight before a Corn.
mittee of the House of Lord.; so the claims which
have been preferred periodically during 88 years, since
the death of the last Marquili of Annandale in 1791,
are probably approaching a settlement I—World.
In Vienna, in diplomatic circles, the belief is gain-
liltr.p:und that war between Greece and Turkey is
and that it will end in the dissolution of the
iirtZeower. In Berlin it is also thought that war is
inevitable.

COCKLE'S ANTIBILIOUS PILLS
111 rai

The red. and navigation returns for June were
issued on Wednesday. Both importa and exports
show a remarkable increase on the corresponding
month of last year. The import. have risen in value
upwards of 331 per cent., and the exports about 21 per
cent. . . .

A-British force of 500 men haa attacked the Afghan
village of kfirgosal, and succeeded,. after a stubborn
resistance, in diapering the enemy there.

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BM'S 0000A.—GILATRFUL AND GONFORTING.—" By
a thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern
the operations of digestion and nutrition, and by a
careful application of the fine properties of well.
selected cocoa, Mr. ls:plis has provided our breakfast
tables with a delicately flavoured beverage which may
save us many heavy doctors' bills. 111, by the judiciou
um of such articles of diet that a constitution may be
gradually built up until atronii enough to resist every
teudeact to dims*. Hundreds of subtle maladies
are floating around us ready to attack wherever there
Is • weak point. We may escape many • fatal shaft
by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood and
• proprrly nourished frame."—Civil Service Gautia.
Bold only in Packets labelled—" Jam Errs it Co.
Homcsousthic Chemists. London."
WASJOSOI Remurr's PARA, Btu/. The marked
superiority of this laundry blue ever all others, and the
quick appreciation of Its merits by the public, have been
attended by the usual results, viz., a flood of imitations;
the merit of the latter mainly consists in the ingenuity
exerted, not simply in imitating the square above, but
making the gral appearance of the wrappers resemble
that of the genuine article. The manufacturers bag
therefore to caution all buyers t, see " Reckitt's Pori,
Blue" on each packet
THROAT AFERCTIONS AND HOARSENESS—AU suffering
from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be Mm'-
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief afforded by
the nee of "Browns Bronc Mal Trochee." These famous
" lozenges" are now sold by most respectable chasing' in
this country at Is. lgel. per box. People troubled with a
hacking cough," • " alight cold," or bronchial affections,
cannot try them too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed
to progress, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affections. See that the words "Brown's Bronchial
Troches" are on the Government Stamp around each box.
—Manufactured by JOHN I. Baowx and Boas, Boston,
United States. Depot, 493. Oxfordotreet, London
VALUARLR DISCOVERY FOR THR HAIL—If TOOT hair is
turning grey or white, or falling off, use "Me Mexican
Hair Rimrerer," for it will poritiody miters in every own
Qrey or Init. lair to its origins! colour, without leaving
he smell of most ' Restorers." It makes
he hair charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the
growth of the hr on
_bald spots, where the_glands are not
decayed. Ask your for " THZ IS/RICAN HAIR
nnattarga," prepared by HENRY C. GALLUP, PA Oxford.
street London, and sold by Chemists and Perfumers every-
where at 9a 6d., per toStii.
ADVICE TO Norms I--'Are you broken in your rest by
a sick child *offering with the paid of cutting teeth/ Go at
once to a chemist and Apt • bottle of Wm Winstow's
Sootateso Sniffs. It will 111110111 the poor sufferer imtnedi-
=. It is Perfectly Ilermleas and pleseant to taste, it
ness natural Quiet stem by rehiring the WM from
✓e end the little cherub awakes "as bright ass button."
lg.:wigs the child, SOCIONI the gums, allays all pale,
relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and Is the beet known
remedy for dyeeldere sad diarrium, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Mrs. Winslo er's Seething.
Syrup Is sold by Medicine dealers everywhere at Is. 1
per heals Manufactured In New York, and at
oeged-street, London.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLL—This cooling medicine has the
happiest effect when the blood is overheated, and a
tendency to inflammatory action is set up in the
system. One Pill taken shortly before dinner does away
with the indigestion, fulness, and askulsocy indicative
of a weak stomach or disordered liter. A few OM
taken at bedtime act as alteratives and aperients
ot only relieve the bowels, but reffuhrdle every agfMa
connected with them • overoome all amid hismosirs, gad
encourage • free OatilkOlf SU the SSOISHOWI 11=8
to our well-being.
and perfectly regulate th:Lurariesigdgmenftt • feel-
ing of comfort in hot climate. and
erfiich is most desirable for the pressiostionv=r-
TER TRITE moi BKRATE.--A few drops
of thepla: Floeilbse"meinkhdog, "mg tosabniehlw.
dues • t Maws which thoroughly camases the teeth
trees paresites or Mtparitim hardens the ces,_=.2e
tartar. stops &says gins to the teeth • peon
sad • delightful f redrafts to the breath. It re-etive776
unpleasant odour arising from decayed teeth or tobacco
mote. "The Fragrant Florldine," being emerged in part
of honey and sweet herbs, is delicious to the taste and the
greatest toilet discovery of the scs, pd.e Is ng of all
Memiet Wer"n• PY•Pared by Ham C. damp.,
491 t Oxford s Loadon.
TRY TOOK WEIR= 1-43ydroleise (Hydrated OD) has
prored of the highest value as a feed in consumption and
en weenies diseases, Means* producing Mem in Soh
and Maffarallia of Hydrated Cod Liver OD
is teak akilautha. hift those ream es well
as fro mom *want to tette, preiTtaglid ver
Hydrekias will nourish and proems Mew of weight la
repos= wham alla or fat, notes treated, are difficult or
to alimea sad los
of M Irmlltad by tt-tra. or= ot an
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STEEL PENS.
al NEIL PAIN, 1118.

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CHRONOMETERS. Ilboorated Catabrgue arnt free.
Apply to 61, Strand, or 34. Royal Ex. lenge, Lemke, • 111
)21321T RAM ROI LEK. 11011. water in 30
" The Crown," ZWART k SON, Enaton Road, NW. tie
THE " EXCELSIOR " SPRING MATTRESS.
Coed by Royalty. the Nobility. lboataT, and
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THE ASYLUM for IDIOTS. ,ms WOOD,
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BROWN'S SATIN POLISH

RZCZPIID the Highest Award end Only Iledhl sr tbro
Pans 3rhib4tion.l97l.
The "BATIN POl.lBll is the toped eliy.t.intarthh ..(ti... kind
ova produced. Ladies' Shoe. eigi..ll have heroine red and
rehgh by wearing are teetered b. their Originfliendenir
On/ Nitre, cutwilt toot melt the skirts when wet_
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WATCHES—ENCLISH LEVER WATCHES.
A Single Watch at WHoLZIALL Pure, direct from the
Manufacturer, Serdi and Free by Registered Post.
GENTS' GENUINE SILVER PATENT FIVE GUINEA
ENGLISH LEVER WATCHM, three Mica as las.
each. Do. In Hairy Masan livanan Curs, /13 as. 6d. oak
Fem. Carrico and JEWELLED, and highly recommended to all
who desire a reliable With. Watch Clubs supplied.
LADIES' PATENT SILVER LEVERS .. Neu
LADIES' HANDSOME SILVER WATCHES lAA each.
YOUTH'S FAVOURITE SILVER WATCHES . fla. eadh.
WORKING MEN'S STRONG sIIVER WATCHES. 21a. each.
no. ENTER:4. 25a. each. GENTS'FINE 811. VEIL ma. each.
LAM F..tt GOLD WATCHES 31s. Gil. and 42.. each.
GENTS 0(71.1) LEVERS. Full Jewelled each.
All Walches are carefully Examined. Timed, and Warranted.
p...4.0111ce Orden and Cheince to be made parable to (71
GOULDEN es CO., 12, Ave Maria Lane: London.

alt GEO. ROE 8a CO.,
DISTILLII3B, DUBLIN.
&TIM:LURID 1767.
Choice Old Dublin Whiskey,
In Oases, containing two gallons each,
G. R. In
in bond for security, and fully
• • • branded. The Trade supplied. Consumers
through all Wine Merchants. In

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Apply to H. I. HINDLST, 11011RTON. DOPSIT. Lao

£2O SCHOOL - ROOM PIANO
(Co-openitire price for rash). Seven edam.
strong. sound, and substantial. Adapted for hard practice.
Carefully packed free. Illuatrated Catalogues gratis. (11
TIMM lETZILUIII & CO, V, UZI lITKET, LIMN. M.

E6MONTHLY easily made t axle t I'ACRIET Mao
Snitch Colfer.aad " ose mud All" Shilling Ottona. Writ. to
°writs, °Laugh 000, ggl. Southgate Road. London, or
CAPE of GOOD HOPE, NATAL, and EAST
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Plrect Altman., awl Natal atransers crory fourth Friday.ii
Plymouth the ot it day. Apply at it., COM 1.1111).• 0111Cmet
Plop., &.ath,a,,o, or 11.1ohdealtall Atrort. London.

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and wLVITS_ should at awe procure a bottle al
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