The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-30 00:00:00

DETEEMINED SUICIDE.

An inquest was held on Friday, before the Middlesex
coroner, on the to dy of an artist, piumi nap
lodging in the Hampeteed-roeid. As he did not get up
on Tneeday morning. hie landlady went Into his room and
found he had not slept in biz bed, but was in the front
room with his fuse In cotton wool. flbe found • letter
addrersed to herself complaining of the depression of the
pic,ure trade, and eating that he wee tired of carrying
pictures round to the shops without any result, and as he
could not sell them he wee determined to die before ,get-
ting into debt. Dr. Willoughby Davis, of Al•Pt"..'"
rquore, said he found the deceased on the floor with his
Nee in cotton wool, which had evidently been saturated
with chloroform. There were two bottlop in tbe room,
one partly ailed with the latter drug, and OW with
cyanide of potassium, but the aPPeerances showed the
death was caused by the farmer. The jury returned •
verdict that deceased died from suffocation frogs Jabal/at
the chloroform while la an asisound stme 01 mind.

A DANGEROUS BALLOON TRIP.

On Sunday night, M. lupine Godard, the celebrated
Plena aeronaut, who was accompanied by three local
journahets, very narrowly escaped a melancholy death by
the de.cent of his balloon in lb. Denote. The start was
effected from a large pleaaure gardenia the neighbour hood
o: Bahamian, at a quarter-purl seven. An immense
crowd had aseerubled to witness the proceeding', and
cheered v. cierously as the huge aerial craft rose majesti-
cally aloft. About an hour later a thunderstorm tf
terrible violence broke out, and the gravest apprehensions
were entertained for S. Godard and his companions.
As it afterwards proved. they were oaly too well founded
The balloon was caught in the midst of the thunder-
clouds, and thrice the lightning fleshed within a fee
yards of It. terror-stricken cm.. U. Godard, however,
kept his presence of mind, and after vainly endeavouring,
by emptying the sandbags, to steer clear of Um storm.
he decided to corns down as quickly as possible. The
balloon yam then some 3,000 ft nigh, and LOOTIng at the
the rate °GSM. per second. Theme pipe was optinedand
the balloon began to descend with fearful rapidity.
linddegily 111. Godard exclaimed. "We shall tall into the
Danube." A fruitless attempt was made to use the
anchor, but the tree. were too far below and the speed too
great. At any moment it appeared that they might be
engulphed in the stream, whence, owing to the storm, all
escape would be impossible. M. &Weed hereupon cried
out, **Gentlemen, we are one too many r But aa none of
his companions appeared disposed to withdraw he threw
over 25 kilogramme. it rope, and, with the anchor
attached to the remainder. endeavoured to catch the brush-
wood on the river ed&e. Lbs. for tunately, succeeded, and
the car was secured within a low feet of the water.
" Thank Gad, wears laved r shouted hi. Godard, just as
a tremendous chock imparted the welcome fact to his
fellow-travellers. Assistance was at hand, and an hour
later the whole party were recovering their composure in
a neighbouring village inn. The descent was accomplished
at Mos o'clock, near Kloaterneuburg.

FATAL RICKLIDINge&—An Irish labourer last his hat
out of • train neanos Stafford Station, on Monday even.
ins. lie jumped through the window alter it, and, fall
jug on the line, was instantly killed.
DIASH OP • CIULD 2111.00011 Oval Sronr.—On Mon.
day or ternoon the deputy -coroner for the eaetern division
of Middlesex held an inquiry at flits-end, touching the
death.of Arthur Vincent Bird, aged three years and tea
monthe. The evidence of the mother went to show that
the deceased had always enjoyed good boa lb up to Friday
last, on which day he was taken very ill, and diarrheas
set in on the same night. Sae went to a doctor aud
obtained some medicine for him, but at three a.m. on
Saturday morning he was very much woree, and expired
before • medical man could me him. It appeared that
the deceased was very fond of school, and was a most
excitable child. and he was deliriom some time before his
death, and was continually mauls of his Wrens and sums.
The medical man who saw the deceased afkr death WY
of opinion that death was du* to congestion of the brain,
brought on by over study. The jury returned a verditt
accordingly.
Thz BiIIOBSOM RAILWAY MUlDlti—fihould DO applios-
don be suede to have Ms trial of Leiroy, for the murder
of Mr. Gold on he Brighton Railway., removed to the
Central Criminal Court, the hearing will come on at the
eaCtlittletsainddir October nwehich I. expected
xt. tri.l to commence
in that
event, in all probability, be heard before Lord Chief
Justice Coleridge, who is the judge at present appointed
to hold the autumn amiss on the Soutb-Rastern Circuit.
Mr. Montagu Williams and Mr. Forrest Fulton have been
retained for the defence of the prisoner Lefroy, and Yr.
Poland will appear on behalf of the Public Prosecutor.

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The wheelcrops LB treads be
year sensibly
tinder the average. The nortbera and nortirwestern
parts of Erma, however, are reported to be more or
1... satidectory. and iii. parable when the definite rr
sults of the harvest in those parts ere knawn that they
may compensate to some extent fur the deficit elsewhere.
The quantity of the grain, moreover, is excepted to be
good, but precise information on this point can only in
obtained lux or eight weeks hence,betnines the Ant tinseli-
ng!' are always exeepdanally heavy. Barley and oats are
also estimated to show • deficit. Mane is giving des to
much unesohnes in the east and south. Rye is of avod
quality, but will likswifie be under the average. Potr
tom, clover, and lucerneare all causing dissatisfaction.
0011•011 Aso Mustniz.—The coroner's Inquest concern-
ing the outrage and murder of the ccild Eleanor Wind's,
at Btrnlngton, near Chesterfield, was resumed on Friday.
The evidence of several witnesses pointed dearly to the
guilt of the pri•oner GouØ.a hawker of toy flea A
verdict of "Wilful Murder" Naiad the prisoner was
returned.

A sainting of the Liberal party of Cambridgeshire was
held it Cambridge on Friday to consider the skates of
a candidate for the vacancy caused by the resignation of
Mr. Hunter Rodeell. The meeting adjourned until Tues.
day next. The Conservative party held a meeting for the
mime purpose on Saturday'.
An altercation took piece in Crewe Iron Works last
evening between • striker named Davenport and Welter
Swallow, • youth. Becoming excited Davenport rushed
at Swallow, and seising him by the throat eathgely held
him in this position until some workmen interfered. The
boy showed signs of having been strangled, and on •
doctor examining him the wthdpipe was found to be
seriously injured-
The mail picket
from
Southampton for the Channel
Islands rescued three French seamen from an open boat
between Guernsey on Friday. Their vessel bad
foundered, and the remainder of the crew were drowned.
As the 115 express train from York to London was
entering the Doncaster station on Friday, it ran into •
siding, smashing several empty carriages, and damaging
the engine. Fortunately none of t s passengers were
Island, and *mother mons having been attached to the
train, were able to resume their journey in about ball an
hour.
Barret. ROMIIMI.—Two young men named Gibson
and 11'Carty were sentenced to six weeks' Imprisonment
at Freston, on Thursday, for stealing • ring from the
hand of Mrs. Hargreaves, killed in the Blackburn rail-
way collision, as the ley under the wreckage of the
train.
A Plymouth solicitor, Mr. Keaton, was drowned at
Forth. North Cornwall, on Thursday. He was a patient
In • lunatic asylum, and went to the seaside with an
attendant. While bested on • rock together, • heavy
wave came in and washed over the rock, covering them
with 'prey. When It had pawed, the attendant could not
sag Mr. Eutau, whose body has not been recovered. ,
: ADVENTDILK WITH • WRAIX—A strong. adventure
with a large shah" is reported from Wall. Island, Orkneys,
where it was on Thursday stranded on the outlying
point of the mast. Men, women, and children rushed
to the spot, with knives, pitchforks. and more primitive
weapons, and cut the monster in • fearful manner, until
it was thought life was extinct. Ropes were afterwards
procured and fastened to the whale, the boats proceed-
ing to tow it Into harbour. IWith the rising tide the
whale floated; but as the beets were sailing in triumph
with the prise, the whale suddenly took • fresh lease of
lite and started seaweed', towing the boats, It was
only after being dragged over three miles that the men
succeeded in cutting the ropes sod escaping.
During the pest three days the rainfall ID the North.
east of Scotland has been remarkably heavy. For up-
wards of 30 hours it may be said to have been continuous.
Rivers have overflowed their banks, and large tracts of
land bearing grain and other crops are now under water.
A considerable gale hes been experienced, and several
tithing boats have been driven ashore, happily without loss
of life. The weather Is better, but still unsettled,
and the outlook for agriculturist, is alarming.
An inquest was concludei on Friday at Woodley, near
Stockport, concerning the death of Annie Osman, whose
, throat was cut from ear to ear on the 191 inst.by her
'husband. William Osman, • coppersmith, late of Birming-
ham. The deceased had been separated from her husband
two years. Omen came to Woodley • few weeks ago, and
• tried to induce tte deceased to live with him again. A
month since he presented • pistol at her head. Finding
she was living at the Railway ton. Woodley, Osman went
on the 19th and committed the 'urn. A verdict of
"Wilful Murder' was return .d. Thy Huns Secret ary
has telegraphed authorising a reward of .ClOO for the
murderer's spprehenrion.
Dom.miso latnt duelling tragedy is
telegraphed to • leading Bortin journal from its resident
con•sepoodent in Bruen. A young lawyer's clerk, named
Francis Waldeck, he' blown his brains out at Steimuhle,
In fulfilment of tho in•quitous conditions of a so-celled
"American duel," in which he had engaged some months
ago with Baron A•thur von R--. The" combstente"
drew lots for their lived:the loom solemnly engaged htm•
self to commit solede upon a certain day. It appears that
the 15th of May was the data agreed upon between them
for the death of one or mother. Waldeck drew the blank
in this inhumane lottery, but failod to kill himself at the
appointed time, and twice subsequently solicited • respite
from his adversary. His second application was pesemp.
totiy refused by the Baron in the following t rens :
"Coward end mescal, I am wilting to attend your
funeral I" On receiving this bloodthirsty intimation
Waldeck at once shot himself, having recorded at some
length in a letter addressed to his parents the circum-
staleness" competitor( him to take that fatal step."
Tan Timmentsi Cfatustrr.—The convict Castro has
written a letter to Mr. Guildford Onslow, doted the 16th
inst., le which he complains of having suffered from
rhumatism in the feet. Iffe expresses gratitude towards
his friends who have been to see hint, and to those who
are caring for his children. He exclaims, "What have I
done to merit all this displensure from the Severign and
Government r It is not that they believe me to be an
imposter. Oh, no, they know better than that. It is
simply that when put in a place where I was celled upon
in conscience before God and men to speak the truth. I
spoke it." He is pleased to hear that the Government
have appointed his cousin, who swore positively to him,
one of the Commissioners to visit public prisons, for they
have appointed the right man in the right place. "He is
not one that is likely to be hoodwinked_, and there are
many things that require looking into." Ile considers that
his friends and countrymen when they voted so strongly
for the return of the Liberal Government thought some.
thing would have been done for him. They can now see
how thoroughly mistaken they have been. He has given
up all hopes.
(1111010( Or • CLEROTIIAN.—The Susan has signified
her attention to confer the Victoria roes upon the Rev.
J. W. Adam, late chaplain to the Cabul field force, for the
following act of bravery :—During the action et Rifle
Hui, on the 11th of December, lan, tome men of the lith
Lancers haying Wien with their horses Into • wide and
deep nullah. or ditch, and the (mato being close upon
ahem, the Rev. J. tdr. Adams rushed into the water,
. which filled the ditch, dragged the horses from off the
upon whom they were lying, and extricated them.
! he being at the time trader heavy fire and up to his waist
in water. At this time the Afghans were pressing on very
rapidly, the leading men getting within • few yards of me.
Adams, who, having let go his horse in order to render
mere effectual mist uoce,_had eventually to escape on root
MR. GLAD/170211.a MMILTIL Apart from all
political and Tarty feelings, it is but ;proper to
extras our satisfaction at seeing Mr. Gladstone, at
the end of • session almost unprecedented for leogth
and for those influences which harass and etheust, in •
state of admirable health and spirit.. It was a
physiological and psychological marvel Let week to see
him rise and show reasons for disagreeing with the Lord's
ani-ndments, not in any hasty or excited mood. but with
perfect serenity of intellect and temper, with absolute
mastery of details, and appealing to all that was best in
his opponents. This is a feat which, in our jridgm, nt
exceeds the haling of many trees, and almost Crowns Mr.
Gledstones many claims to distinction. The last straw
breaks the camel's back, and it would have been excusable
lithe obstructions of August had elicited peevishness, and
Intelligible if they had produced exhaustion. But both
strength and temper are inure, and Mr. Gladstone goal to ,
his holiday with • stock of sa.rry which 14110) Tousle,
MOD would be glad to return with, and which is no m
ean
guarantee for future service to his Queen and country.—
Tits Lanese.
somgrgisq mHit Ban.--Judge Pitman has • habit of
slipping his watch under his pillow when he gore to bed.
One night somehow It "lipped down, sodas the judge w
restless. it worked its way down to the foot of the her
After • bit, while he was lyiog awake his foot touched it •
it felt very coil; he was surprised, reared, and jumping'
from ths bed he exclaimed: "My gracious, Marla !there"
• toad or something under the coven: I touched it with
my foot." Mrs. Mal= rave • loud scream and was on
the floor in an instent. "Now don't go to hollerinzand—
waking up the neighbours," said the judge. You git and
waking
broom or something, and we'll fix the thing mighty.
anlck. Mrs. Pittman brought the broom and save it to
ale judge with the remark that she felt as if snakes were
creeping tie and down her Intend back. "0, nonsense
Karla! Now turn down the covers slowly while
hold
the broom end bang it Put • bucket of water alongside
the bed so that we can shove It in awl drown it.' -11
s.
Pitman axed the bucket and gently removed the r
The judge held the broom uplifted, and as tuwbvl:ret
rites:id of the silver watch was revealed, he cracked w.
et it three or four times with the bloom, then he p:ML
the thiug rff in the bucket Then they took the light to ,
Investigate the matter. When the jades saw what it was he said; "I might have known, it is just like you women
to no screeching and fuming about nothing. It's utterly
ruined." "It was you mode the fuss, not me," said Yrs.
Pitman. "You needn't by to yet the wine on nine
Then the judge turned in and growled M Maria wail is
teL Wink —Davit Pm Pros.

Erre's Cons.--Gaseern AND Cowidinnei.—" By •
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which gonna f
operations of digestion nutrition, and by • careful sp' ph-
e.ition of the fine properties of wellnlected Cocoa. Mr.
Epps has provided our beseklest tables with • deli°. telly
Savoured beverage which may ease us many b eavy
d oct it. Bills. It is by the Judicious use of such Sr tides
of diet that • constitution may be gradually built or, until
torong Anougt to resist
Hundreds of subtle maladies are fieat,ua ar.ram t us ready
to attack wherever there is a weak point. We may escape
many • fat .1 shaft by keeldxf Ourselves we/110111Sn with
pure blow sad a properly nouriehed transe."—CMG
Serene Gazette. —Made simple with boiling water or milk.
Sold oily in pommies labelled—"Jaiese Ern Co.,
Rommamsakio mamma, London."—Alao makers of Eppe's
Mounts Essenos for STroinoOn USN
NATURE'S Way. Nature often cures the disease, but
when ab.• does, it is always be expelling In some way or
Other the cause. Dr. Bardaley's Antibilious Pills
effectually aid nature in doing this, sad this h, why they
perform so many great curia Sold be all ohlumms In
Boxes at Mad. end 9d.
ADTICS xc Marlins I—Are you broken in your rest by
• sick nibi suffering with the pain of amities teethlGo at
once to a chemist and get • bottle of Mae WINSLOW'S
800ramo BThup. It will-relieve the poor sufferer immedi•
Maly. It is perfectly barmier and pleased to the taste,
produce, mimed quiet sleep, be relieving the mud from
pain, end the little cherub awakes "as bright as • button."
It soothes the child, it softens the gums, allays all pain,
name wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for dysentery and Wareham, whether arising from
teething or other muses. Mn. Winslow's SooUuin
Syrup is sold by Medicine dealers everywhere at Is, le
per bottle.
THROAT ATTICTIONI AND HOAILSZN/MA—All differing
from irritation of the throat and hoarseness' will be
ably surprised at the &Imola immediate relief afforded by
the use of "Brown's Bronchial Trochee" These famous
" lozenges" are now sold by most respectable chemists in
Is country at Is, lad. per box. People troubled with,
" hacking cough," • "slight odd," or bronchial affections.
cannot try them too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed
to progress, tenth in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affections. See that the words "Brown's Bronchial
Troches" are on the Govertunent Stamp around each box.
—Prepared by lons L Shows and Son, Boston, United
States European depot, removed to 33, Farringdon
road, London.
How MATIT Prone Smeren, with a (lull heavy pain
In the head ; with tired and languid feelings that sleep
does not remove; with a funnies about the chest sifter
eating, often attended with palpitation. A pain in the
cde and back, with frequent sick headache ; with nausea
altar sating, attended with flatulence and • disagreeable
Moto morn ; lON of appetite, with vertigo or &seinen
How many people. suffer with all these disagreeable
feelings and little imagine the real cause of their malady,
or the proper mode of obtaining relief. Teem are some
of the symptoms of indigestim and liver complaint, but
they will tie dispelled at once by the me of "
Curative Syrup' if taken instantly after eating. The
Syrup will cause the food to digest and give nourishment
to the system, and cause the bowels to move with
regularity. Of all Chemists.
FLO&ILIZZi—FOI THZ TIZTH AND Baarrn.—A few
drops of the liquid " Flotillas" sprinkled on • wet tooth
brush produces • plaudit lather, which thoroughly
cleanses the teeth from all parasites or impurities, harden
the gums, prevents tartar, stops decay, gives to the teeth a
Cabritratragg wait=
and
a delightful
lr
fragrance
lsuing frolia
decayed teeth or tobacco smoke. "The Fragrant
Flo•ins, belag composed in part of honey and sweet
herbs, is delicious to the taste and the greatest toilet
discovery of the age. Price b. 13d. of all Chemists and
pert amen Wholesale depot removed to 33, Farringdon•
road, London.
Evan' HOnettOLO should have • box of Stanton's
Cough Pills. For Sodden Colds and Sore Throats, no
remedy has ever been discovered to noel them. They are
the best and cheeped medicine ever offered to the public.
Mothers will and them Invaluable In the nursery, and they
should always be kepi mar at bend, Sold by all Chemin.
In Boxes at 13n. aad 11.
Dunne Arne Ennio. One of the most unpleasant
results of Indigenes will no Morakite. ant:need if Dr.
Bardsley's Antibilion Pine are Pills will
prevent the distress referred to, and by persevering in the
use of this remedy for • few weeks, a permanent aura
will be ideated, aid pain will no looser be the 'penalty of
eating. Sold by all Chemists in Boxes at 134 d. and
kid.

—Touanne AND Truvel.t.tits.—Ladies playing lawn
tennis, the susicia, or otherwise exposed to the
scorching rays of the sue and heated ies of dust,
will fin Rowlands' Kalydor most coo and refreshing
for the face, hands and arms; it eradicates sunburn,
tan, freckles, arc., allays the pain and irritation caused
by mosquito and gnat bites, and produces a beautiful
and delicate complexion. Sold in two slue. Rowlands'
Maurer Oil prevents the hair falling off during hot
weather. Rowlands' Odonto whitens the teeth. Sold by
chemists, perfumers, and hairdresser/. Buy only Row-
lands' articles.
VALUABLI DISCOVERY FOR TEL HAllL—ltyour hair Ii
turning grey or white, or falling on, use " The Mexican
Heir Renewer," for It will poeitieoly nation is nary ease
Grey or 'kite hair to its original colour, without leaving
he disagreeable smell of most "Restorer.." It makes
the hair charmingly beautiful, is well is promoting the
growth of the hair on held spots, where the glands are not
decayed. Ask your Chemist for "Tug MEXICAN Rua
Rcrgwen," sold by Chemists and Perfumers everywhere
at 3a dd. per bottle. Wholesale depot removed to 33,
Farringdon-road, London.
It is necessity, during hot weather, to avoid beverage'
likely to heat or stimulete the spasm. Cocoa, deprived
of the superfluous oil, and guaranteed absolutely pure,
is • most soothing, sustaining, and refreshing beverage.
Be sure that you get Cadbury?' Cocoa Essence when you
ask for it, as imitation, are often pushed by shopkeepers
for the Woo of extra profit. Makers by special appoint-
ment to the Queen.
Avoid the many dangerous and doubtful oompounds
*old as Toilet Powders; always ask for Metthowe's Pre-
pared Fullers Earth, used in the Royal Nurseries, and
highly recommended by the Faculty; it protects the skin
from cold winds, chaps, ke.., and preserves the complexion
from redness, roughness, to Can be obtained of Chemists,
Perfumers. Druggists, and Stores throughout the world at
Si. and la By post 2d. extra, from the sole propoietors,
Rouse and Co., 12, Wigmore-street, London. Reins'
imitations. .

---1771-cere was a youag TAW in hi city,
Whale feet were an object of pity,
For corns he bad Rot, not one, but a
Shields bad them out In • (iffy,"
AllcocisCorn Platters are an infallible remedy for Corm.
Do not sulfite, but Invest at ones In • box, and you won't
retret it. _ . . .

TROPICAL HUT AND CHOLIRA.—In • report to the
&mbar Grueits, published the 14. h of June, 1881, occurs
the foilowing:-- The Cholera Belt ordinarily worn is
worse than niter, but a Pulvermacher Belt is of she
bigheet service. It has, in fact, long been known that
these Galvanic Belts brace up the nervous system
similarly to a sea voyage, and are the great remedy against
Nervous Debility and Its concomitant evils, usuallv
eggraveted during the hot weather. Not only in this
dreadful epidemic, but in many other mese, Pulver.
mather's Galvanic Chaina are the cheapest and most
speedy remedy, notably for rheumatic, nervous, muscular
ailments and funotsonal disorders. This is a fact
confirmed by the numerous cures effected, ea witnese the
testimonials daily arriving, a selection of which are
embodied in • pam . phlet, ' Galvanism, Nature's Chief
Restorer of Impaired Vital Energy," post free on applica-
tion to Pulvermacher's Galvanic Eitablishment, 194,
Regent-street, Loudon. W. mass Improved Chain Bands,
lc., can be seen in the Medical and Sanitary Exhibition
now being held at South Kensington.
HOLLOWAY'S PILL& —N stratums and want of Energy.—
When first the nerves feel unstrung, and listlessness sup-
plonts energy, it is the right time to take some alterative
as Holloway's Pills to prevent disorder running into
disease. These excellent Pills correct all irreguloritles and
weaknesses. They act so kindly, yet so energetically on
the functions of indigestion and assimilation, that the
whole body Ls revived, the blood is rendered richer and
purer, the muscles become firmer and stronger, and the
nervous and absorbent systems are invigorated. Three
Pills an suitable foe all ages. They have a mervellotue
effect on persons who are out of condition; they soon
rectify whatever is in fault, restore strength to the body
and confidence to the mind.

..aahipDay Reform.

One Pound of Dabs Coffee will mike Is aids
Coffee as Two Pounds of ordinary Coffee, 0O
sequeutly Date Coffee at Is. per lb. is *AI
equal to Sixpence per lb.
TILE DATE COFFIrE.
14 Him Hill, irrgt•hary. reng
Dear Ihr,-1 hare to thank you for your further auppiyitillit.
Dolce," which, after a more complete trial, fully Justifies MO
opinion I bidet drat formed edit. There ean be quelioa
mired Pcr rumple sent. It makes • most excellent Deena."
ligbt, wholesome, and agreeable, superior in ig Judgment_ both 10
orchnary Coffee and mon of the comPoomil• nie M uum.
In Mort, poor Dew preparstioe hae ads to be Imerrn orata MP
In public estimation. It Win • want that MI log Deno Inn.
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rowaito r. rAIIII.

HAVING given DATE COFFEE a fair
trial. I desire to speek favouraM,y of
From • medical polnt of Mew It Is undoubtedly superior to ordi-
nary Coffee In every respect, and I am smosnmeadlc=ol2
leli as • breakfast drink la pretense< to tbe nenal
It theme.. will commend 1010 tbe poor, lad the world I=ll
to be eonmatalated upon met an eemomlcal though
bffreclge bt. thus Introduced Into It.
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lel:Irony f. MIL
Hear Ellr,—l haVe now fully tried the Date coffee. both the attaPlD___._
you sent amid one obtained by ml meths' from My ow. lfroc..-.___. _
Lod I have pleasan• In saying that I nonalder It tweeedinglY Iltm.—
better than any Coffee I have lnlore thed. I have also retzr
It to some half-dosen patients suffering from dellearY of
and to far. without an es erialon, they all like It, and it Mime
ver7 well. Some of these could not take the ordinary Coffee In an 7
form they had previously obtained It.
I bane no doubt It .111 be found* V./. Vahutlde sad noiritione
artkk of diet for the large malortir. If not ell, of drtheDMCff•
(ffignedl
Honorary Physician to Hospital for Coeskinptide
and Throaa Diseased. ie.

THE DATE COFFEE.
(Copy)
91. Adelaide Reed. South Haul patted. Teb. 1„10111.
Dear Mr.—Like many others praged in at tidy, or literary pursua
I hare long looted for non-alcoholic beverage that would gen
stimulate the nervous syStem without any evil after effects.
I hare never yet been able to god until I tasted your Date OoSOIN
which boa all the excellent properties claimed for it, without pug
coupequent Irritation to the digestive organ., which is too afte•
produced by even the pOefat Preach coffee. You certaisly deserrj
the thanks of all engaged In sedentary or studious lIVOMLiOIIII/2 a
I have no doubt that many valuable lives might hare boeS,
still may be, saved by the ow of this extraordinary beverage.
I am, dear sir. yours truly,
(Signed) U. M. XItLjOQ7OI, M.A.
If you esre to mid this to your published hat, do Mk

THE DATE COME.
Preston Vicarage. finadirlelk.
Bishop Jetsam's compliments, and be begs to thank tbe isertgalT
for the sample of DUI Coffee. He has tried 1. 04 004. 11 emit/
escribrot. oowinch so that be nropenes to become a Wm consume?
as to sa tbe article lads its way to tan "Ineffea... of which hells
member.
There is eV slight chicory flavour in the Date Coffee, which 'be
Basing, would rather not !greeter. and the dark robot o tlw liquor
leans one to anise/Inc that it contains all anntiltarc of that nob-
stance. le this so
RI.IIOP Jenorr may prefabs men Hon that be Is popmped by hi,
friends to be. good judge of °affix, had hid eplalua ua tau soma,
may be w4oth haring.
January f 7.
FROM THE " liONDON FIGAB.O" of
lat Feb., ISM.
Hayloft tinged the Date Onfee ourselves. we cash If es: rate,
try that It. ropatarity 11001Ie1 es later seems Inevitable."
THE?
neeretary
,nd the

--'1 DATE COFFEE COMPANY,
.dittma.-4.4. Regtoter, Ilth December, 1101, miya i—" Tile
neeretary of the Date Coffee Oompany has lamed a circular, = ,
that the manager telegraphs that he has sh toped four tons of
Tbis will be good news to the Share and Debenture Hoiden. wbo
are aalloutitooldng forward to a f rush supply of HMI delleiciaft
Coffee, whic mixed with Mocha In the brewing, maintmTlM a:.
II t for the ."

DATE COFFEE, le. per lb., in 1-Ib. Tins.
-.4-lle have carefully &halyard &ad alsn tested practically a
of the It Cofer of the abovt-Patned Company.
" We nad It has the onaposltlon uslaned to It ; that the
made from It Is !Ararat, wholesome, and far less exciting =Dela
prctared from purr Odle, 111., of comae, much cheaper.
C"UITHUR H HILL AMALL, H.R. London, Anther
of 'rand sad Its Adulterations,' • adulterr
Iwterted,'• Food, Water, sad /LW to.
OTTO HISEINaIt.

D° you like a good Cup of Coffee, either wag'
your breakfaat or with your eine a/UT dinner I If yen de,
let roe advige yon ',ID, the ',mention of the Date Coffee Ocenffinffo
A proportion of three.fourths of Date Coffm to onetourtbot
Coffee makes a mixture delightfully fragrant End oltegonk,
peaerases the merit ~f being eco.miral. notes. sugar and talk
be reenired. while more of the beverage will be yielded from.
quantity of Coffee and water. Dietetically awaking. the use of Thiel
Coffee Into be recommended. all obviates the Wein gent peopertins.
of ordinary Coffee.—Prom libefet if, of the 4th Jane. Dee.

HAVING lately tried many samples of Coffee.,,
and round them wantlair to high studity. I ibd not ex
to be gratified with tibia mixture. But turn booed to give $ .
li.l eNtracter. Fur tho price it la the beat thing of ita kind I
have tasted. It la tar better at • shilling &pound than a ,
mixture of Mice and Chicory that I mid einhteenbeneei
fro; and a• to comparing It with ordinary .thiliton entree. thug
bold be age comparing o Hyperion to. lialyr." When it bir..=
fairly tried at our table, tbe remainder of to, sample was lot
by the addition to It, to required ..4 a ....likeable fortiocc=
MOo I • hs.— Y.L. tbe riordeser'• Mogixdae, March b, 11.
'
tel Shirley Blida-rd. Up.. P.1.H.8.

DR. RICHARDSON is at some pains to un
us many things that he deems will he maul for tan KM,
recent lecture on Foods and their Preparation," if net entbreiffil
original. mu interesting. nut after he had mid no mach an Olit
mialit find in any seeb book on" litnquire within upon Evotyt
bow rune it to par that while in oneiwn of his lecture be
condemns the we of tea nod coffee, further on be maw our of
way to wait In bleb praise of the hate Coffee as posserinn web.
derful nutritive properties, Co.—Truth, Thursday, Nardi 10.1111 L

THE DANE COFFEE may be obtained,
tgough any Wooer or Chemist. Ask for Mite Coffee, sad ree that
)ou per It. The Date Coffee mtruf ready for nee. 111 lb. Tim las
and ia ed. per CA .

pIIRE DATE COFFEE, Is. per lb.
1114 Tina Thiel-A
be improva.by addhaaltesepootrat of Coffee,
to) of pure Date Coffee, 4 Teaspoonfuls of the ralttore being sun,
cleat to kenma Pint of

THE DATE COFFEE COMPAITY,;,
JOirnlTAGlOAltriad 00., erbolesale Agents, 2. De 224
man Street, Borough, London. WK., to wbofl3 nil conunonleatkolil
with microbenn to selling Coffee should be addressed.
DATE COI'IeBE COMPA.N;
—ited.M;:di*iand Press °stakes can ls, obtblned gruil
Becretarz, 1111 to 111. 12tItoorstoo Bellibt" Old Broad
London, a.C.
ABA BATHS at HOME.—Use BRILL'S SSA
sALT lo your bath every ig. Beating end
la Pockets. lit per bath, of Chencominmists, he.
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