The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-11-08 00:00:00

A SHIP ON FIRE.
IERRIBLE PRIVATIONS : NINE PERSONS
MISSING.

The Royal Mail steamer Medway arrived at Plymouth
on Saturday from the Wan Indies, bringing the intent-
(enc. that the German ship Hugo, 15.71 Luis, from New-
caatle for San Frew:Loco, with coal, has been abandoned on
fire in the Pacific Oman. Every effort had been put
forward to extinguish the flames, but the fire, gaining a
complete mastery, and spreading with lightning rapidity,
the crew took to the hoes. This took place on August
91. h, the vessel being in lat. 44 S., long. 87 W. The life-
boat was requisitioned by the captain, carpenter, and eight
seamen, the remainder of the crew dropping into the two
smaller boats. But on the departure front the ship it was
found impassible to procure the necessary provisions, and
the boats, being nee rly one thousand miles from the Theban
coast, the outlook was, therefore, of • tat rible nature. The
lifeboat, favoured by floe weather and • fair wind, made
remarkable progress, and on the ninth day, the survivors
meanwhile having suffered fearfully from want of water
and food—one seaman dying from exhaustion—the life boat
reached Chace, Chili. Of the other two boats nothing has
been heard duce the abandonment of the ship.

Heavy snowstorms were experienced on Tun Jay in
several parts of Ragland, accompanied by • gale of wind.
Some sensation bee been created at Braila/ord. neer
Derby, through the discovery of the dead body of • gentle.
man farmer, named Shelton, under &cut:outwear which
gave rise to the suspicion of foul play.
Sortie members of the Birmingham Fatima Committee
of DM and representatives of an English firm of musical
publishers bat on interview on Monday .ith M. Conned,
at which they s-,ured the comright of the composer's
great oratorio—" L • Redemption" for the stun of £4,030.
The death is announced of Mr. R. A. Fitzgerald, the
well-known cricketer. He wee secretary at one time of
the M.C.C. Ito learnt hie cricket at Harrow, and though
never • first-rate cricketer, he was • "bard hitter," and
semi good enough to play for the University in 1154 and
1556.

- 16. Alexander Macdonald, IC P., died on Tuesday after-
noon at his reeidence in Lenerkahire, after • short illnesa
Mr. Macdonald, who was secretary of the Miners' Amoci-
ation for Scotland, and President of the Miner's National
Association, was in his 61s1 year. He had .at for Stafford
in the Liberal interest since the general election of 1874.
President Arthur had bolter take care. A lunatic,
armed with • senvn-barrelled resolver, loaded, presented
himself at the White House, Washingku, on Monday,
and demanded admission. lie was immediately seised,
but his arrest wet only effects.] after • violent struggle,
three men being required to overpower him.
It seems likely that the celebration of Mr. Bright'.
seventieth birthrl .y will not come a on the Igth Novem-
ber as announced. Sir. Aright has accepted the Lord
Mayor's invitation for the 9t12, and then it Is said he has
an engagement at L andedn +. which will defer the celebra
tic.ll of the *Wt....rent of lit 70th year until the week
followins that in which Li, birthday occurs.
PO•C111,10 Exiri.a.,RDINART.—A curious case has
recently come ie I re the Correctional Tribunal of
Chsrolles, near Moon, in the Department of Saone-et.
L Ire. Franc.. A certain Baron d'ldeville appeared in
ewer-. •ri a cl.rgo of catching fish by unlawful means.
Toe aryl", opera ridi was to etleio.l4. • small stream or tract
of ssisr, ...I cub the aid of a steam apparatus to pump
It dry, 1...41: the fish an easy prey in the bed of the
river. The tribonal ordered the separate, to be cools.
coin', and condemned It. o'ideville to pay • fins of 100
francs. _

ASSIZE.% AND SESSION& —Mr. Justice Welkin Williams,
in charging the grani jury at the Devon and Go.° wall
itemise at Exeter, on Monday, remarked that although
observations had been made abrut the frequency of bold-
ing assins, yet be was sure it would be impossible to
recede from a quarterly gaol delivery, and to the state of
thins, rimier which Innocent men might be keut in gaol
from five to six months •wsiting trial. It would be well,
howevre, to consider whether quarter sessions and •saisee
could not be united. and so prevent jurymen and others
having to rates 2 sessions one week and Liaises the next.
A prnrorsl for netting the two would be made, and he saw
DO preertcal difficulty in the way.
On Sunday special services ware held in nearly •
dozen Vitiates and music halls in various parts of the
metropolis, the rernraption of a campaign which has now
hien going on for 2.1 years, and the effort of a committee
who are impressed with the inadequacy of church accom.
me:l,4,n in London. They argue that since the annual
lucre.... ml nip population f London is 110,002, and that
since in nsw houars are built every day, there la required
• proportionate inertias of churches at the rate of one a
week. This works out well enough In figure.; but, in
fact, there la ample church accommodation in London
for all who show a disposition to attend. Some doseo, or
at ay.' a seem of churches where there are hish-class
musical performances, where there is a display of church
mailmen, or where • popular preacher fills the pulpit, are
iticasvcnently receded, but it it were possible fa:fly to
apporti,n I. anien con.regat ions through London churches,
there won,l I e plenty of room to spare.
The death has just been registered of a centenarian
named Sarah White. an inhabitant of West Bromwich,
near Birmingham. The deceased was over 106 years of
age. Her eldest son, who is still alive, is 80 years old.
A sailor was brought up at Hove Polk...court the
other day, and charged with striking his wife, burning
her Bibl-, and kicking her and their child "over the
garden wall," for which offences the Shallows present
on the Ranch booodhimovertok.epthepe.cel It is
no wonder there should be little diminution in the
number of gross asearits on women, *Wag the manner
In which ruffians are encouraged by the scandalous
lenity of the great " unpaid."—Tratk.
THE "CANARD" /BOUT MR. GLADSTONI. —• The
public all not find it hard to take the exact measure
of the sensation provided for it. readers by the
Sfasdartt on Wednesday morning. The article con-
tains two suggestions. One, that if Mr. Gladstone
resigns the Chancellorship of the Exchequer he may
be succeeded by Mr. Childers; Lord Northbrook may
go to the War Office, and Sir Charles Bilker to the
Admiralty. The aeopoi suggestion is that Mr.
Gladstone is about to retire from official life. The
first of these two guesses is plausible enough, and not
at all incredible. As to the wood, we take the liberty
of not belie, ing • word of it. The writer of the article
refers to • passage from one of Mr. Gladstone's
speeches at 'weds in which he spoke of Lord
Granville and Lord Hartington am worthy future
chiefs of the party. But what can be mere natural
than that at his age Mr. Gladstone should talk pretty
freely of his hope that before long he may feel able to
lay down the burden of office? This is a very different
thing from the definite intention to resign at a given
and a near moment. Yet by the dexterous sentence
with which the article opens we are led to believe that
what is in truth • palpable and very stale fact Is a
highly startling piece of news.—Pall Mall Oauftic.

THROAT IRRITATION. —Soreness and dryams, tickilig
and irritation inducing onigh and affecting the voice.
theoi et matrons use Zaps s Glycerine Jujubes. Glycol,
ins in Mess agreeable confections, being in proximity to
the glands at the moment they are excited by the Act of
sucking. b-comes actively healing. Hold only in boxes,
'ad. soil.. lid., labelled "JAMLS Errs é Co., lioniceo-
pathic ebeali,Le. Loodon.--A letter received : " Gontils'
!natl.—lt ml. Perham, interest you to know that, after
an extended trial, I have found year Glycerine Jujubes
of considerable benefit (with ar without medic? treat-
ment) in almost all.forrits of throat d'aeme. not soften
sad clear the voice—YoursllillJUUy GoaDo I HOLLIS,
LR.C.P.E., Senior Phyokigo to as atuuissys Tviat
eid Sar luflreary."

The Law Journal mays there glans to be • great deal of
miaapprawasion with regard to the mans by which the
wison doors of Mr. Green, of Miles Platting, may be un•
locked. "Neither the Cabinet, the Primo Minister, the
Lard Chanoollor, the Rome Secretary, nor even the Queen
herself has say legal or constitutional power to interfere.
The prerogative of mercy is exercised by the Queen through
her Home Sfettetarf, but it to confined to cases which ate
purely criminal A prosecution of • clerk in ceders before
an ecclesiastical court is sometimes called • criminal
Prosecution, but his position much more resembles that of
• defendant in an action who haa been ant to prison for
ref using to obey the injunction of • civil court than that
of a man who has been minvicted of a public alsnce.
More is, in f act, no dew es etectind available. Mr.
Green can only be released by Lord Pensanoe or by an Act
of Paltement."

—fin. ANJOU'cies AND MI LORD KAYOS'S PloctiSlON.
It will have been noticed from the programm, on Lord
Mayor's Day that the flag of the United States of America
is to be borne In Use pleas of honour liumexhatelY preced-
ing the Sheriffs cams" and escorted be • guard at
honour *imposed of the otter-unseats of the Royal Lon-
don Militia. It is intended when the procession reaches
Westminster that the flag shall be borne into Palace-Yards
and the bends, being massed, 'hall together play the
American National Anthem. Knowledge of what is in-
tended having been communicated to the American
Minister, the Charge d'Affaires hes in his abeam' Qua
expressed himself in • letter to Sir Thomas Nasal. the
City Solicitor, who Is discharging ad interim duties of Cite
Romembrancer :—" As the diplomatic representative of
the United States I cannot refrain from mentioning the
great gratification with which I have learned from your
note that Mr. Alderman Ellis has ordered the flag of my
country to be carried in his procession on his
the mayoralty, arid directed a guard of honour tiriltg
I run sure that the news of this graeeful recognition
of the ties which bind the two nations together will be
received with this greatest pleasure in the United States."
A RAT SUCKLED 13T • CAT.—A curious incident, illustra-
tive of the freaks of nature, is reported from the Ports.
mouth Harbour Railway Station. A year or two ago •
kitten—a poor little waif in the neighbourhood of the
Hard—was rescued from its miserable condition, and
brought up by the officials at the station, where it has
remained in feline affluence ever since. Among other
1 accomplishments, pussy has acquired considerable skill
in the art of "ratting," and the Harbour Station has
oonsequentle been for some time siugniarly free from
these obnoxious vermin. On Friday, October fah, Use
cat had a litter of four kittens, and on Saturday, • young
rat haring been caught by a porter, it was determined to
give pussy • delicate treat. When the dainty morsel,
however, was placed before her, instead of worrying it
alter her usual skilful fashion, she walked off with it in
her mouth and trnderly placed it in the box with the four
kittens. Since then two of the kittens have been
drowned, but the rat is still treated sea member of the
family, and suckled by the cat with the remaining two
kittens without distinction, or rather with an apparent
preference for the "foundling." The latter is also taken
up by the porters and stroked and caressed the same as
a kitten might be, and it is thOught that It may be
brought up as a tame rat. Mssnwbil. the cat pays it
every attention, and the rat appears perfectly docile and
contented under the treatment of its foster-mother.

I ANITICI6I.STILAMION ACT, Before the the passing of tha Act, a newspaper report ot the
proceedings of • public meeting, however accurate, if it
contained any libellous matter, might be made the subject
of an action or prosecution for libel By the second
'salon of the Act, it is enacted that any report published
in any newspaper of the proceedings of • public meeting
shall he privileged, if such meeting was lawfully convened
for • lawful purpoesand open to the public, and if such
report was fair and accurate, and publialied without
malice, and if the publication of the matter complained
of was for the public benefit. It will be seen that go pro-
tectinn is afforded ter private or personal libels, of which
it could not be said that the publication thereof was for
the public benefit. Neither can the change of the law be
ex tended to odbas of publication with malice, the existence
of which will be • question foe the jury in each case. It
Is moreover provided that the protection intended to be
afforded by the section shall not be available 11th.
complainant can prove that • reasonable letter or date-
meet of explanation or contradiction was refused to be
inserted In the newspaper In which the objectionable
report appeared. Thus the
criminal prosecution
will be found
be to eurrounded by safeguards t Its abuse. Another
min alteration is that no prosecution shall be
commenced against any parson responsible for the
publication of • newspaper in Borland for any libel
published therein, without the written fiat or allowance
of the Director of Public Prosecutions, The criminal law
has often been put in motion most unfairly and oppres-
sively in cases of alleged libel, in order to con= the
newspaper proprietors, go., Into • compromise; but this
abuse may be regarded am obsolete. It is now lawful to
eve evidence for the defence en the preliminary inquiry
before the magistrates, so as to prevent • person being
tient for trial on • criminal charge for libel when con-
viction would obviously be impossible. Power is also
given to the martinets'', with the consent of the accused,
to deal summarily with • charge of newspaper libel, the
power to fine being limited to OA And, lastly, when
the magistrates damns • chines, the prosecutor may
apply to be bound over to prosecute under the Vexatious
Indictments Act—The Ousels.

Now. that so many articles are sued in wuhing which
are tojuziona to the linen. it le well to observe that
Reckitt's Paris Blue is an exception; and that the makers
guarantee it perfectly rale and non-Injurious.
Avoid the many dangerous and doubtful compounds
sold as Toilet Powders; always ask for Natthews's Pre.
Fullers Earth, used in the Royal Nurseries, and
CI% recommended by the Faculty ; it protects the skin
from cold winds, chaps. ice., and preserves the complexion
from redness, roughness. de. Can be obtained of Chemists,
Perfumers, Druggists, and Stores throughout the world at
Pd. and lc By post Yd. extra, from the sole propoietors,
Rouse and CI, 12.. Wiginore-streot, London. Bodo*
imitations. _ _

-77:1:OTI;111 DISCOVIIRT FOS THS HAI/L—lf_your hair is
turning grey or white, or falling off, use "The Mexican
Hair Renewer," for it will positisely resters is *eery ease
Pre or Whit.kair to its original colour, without leaving
he disagreeable smell of most " Restorers." It makes
the hair charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the
growth of the hair on bald spots, where the glands are not
decayed. Ask your Chemist for "Tug MIXICaII HAIR
Renewal,' sold by Chemists and Perfumers everywhere
at 3s. Cal per bottle. Wholesale depot removed to 33,
Farringdon-road, London.
To. most wholesome and nutritious of confections is
far lase consnmed than it would be were it not for the
greatly adulterated articles eold under the name of choco-
late. Seery cake of Chocolate bearing the name of
Cadbury is guaranteed to consist solely of pare Cocoa and
white sugar, and may therefore be given to children with
perfect safety. Chocolate makers by special appointment
to the Queen.
"There was a you's man in the city,
Whose feet were an object of pity.
For corns he had xot, not one, but • lot
Allcock's Shields had them out in • gift r,"

Alloock's Corn Masten are an infallible remedy for Co.
Do not gulf sr „ but invest at once in a box, and you won't
regret it.
NATURE'S WAY—Nature often cures the disease, but
when she does, it is elvers by expelling in some way of
other the canoe. Dr. Bardsley's Antibilious Pills elec.
tually aid nature in doing this, and this in why they
perform ae many great cures. Sold by all Chemists in
Boxes at WI and gd. Box sent post free on receipt *1 15
or 35 stanips.—We. Mayan, Wholesale Druggist, Man-
chester.

TO MOTHERS I—Are you broken in your rest by
suck child suffering with the pain of cutting teeth? Go at
once to a chemist and get a bottle of Mas. WINSLOW'S
SOOTEIR STROP. It will relieve the poor sufferer immedi-
ately. Is Is perfectly harmless atid pleasant to the taste, it
produces natural quiet sleep, by relieving the child from
pan, end the little cherub awakes 'a. height as • button."
It soothes eh, child. it softens the gums, allays all pain,
relieves triad. regulates the bowels, and is the beet known
remedy for dysentery and diarrhoea whether arising from
teething or other MONS Mrs. Wiaslow's Soothinr.
Syrup is gold by Medicine dealers everywhere at La. lid
per bottle.
TONCIA—"INTALUSRLS DI FACIAL NETIRALGIS.. Medioal
Press—See papers in the Lama, by Dm Murrell, Ringer
and Lash, and U. Bader, Esq. on March atti and tOth, and
May Oita ' . Tonga maintain. Da reputation in the
tresuamt of Neuralgia."—Lesoo, July Klrd, 188 L It may
be taken by the most delicate without the least fear of
Injury. In bottler at lc 13d. sad lls. 01 Canoniste every
where. _

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,ULM et HANBORTS' " PilltFiCTlD' COD LIP= Ott
"I. as nearly tastelese as Co.I Liver Oil can be."—Lassost.
" Has almost the delicacy of Salad Oil."—Britisk Medical
Journal. "No nauseous eructations follow."—illedical
Press. Of all Chemists, in c.psttled bottles only, 1 pia
is 41.. i ots- Sta 61., pta 41. qta
FLORILINZI—Foa ma TZETH AND BasATH.—A few
drops of the liquid " Floribne" spratkled on • wet tooth
brush produces a plasma lather, which thoroughly
cleanses the teeth from all parasit-s or impurities, hardens
the gums, prevents tartar, stops decay, gives to the teeth •
peculiar pearly whiteness, and • delightful fragrance to
the breath. It removes all unpleasant odour arising fr,irn
decayed teeth or tobacco smoke. " The Fragrant
Flonline," being oompoeed in part of honey and sweet
herbs, is delicims to the taste and the greatest toilet
discovery of the age. Price 2. fid. of all Chemists and
perfumers. Wholesale depot removed to 33, Farringdon-
road London.

pyHousoxou should here a box of Stanton s
Cousb For Sudden Colds and Sore Throats, no
remedy has over been discovered to equal them. They Cr.
the bast and cheapest medicine ever offered to the Public-
Moduwe will find them Invaluable in the nursery, sod they
should always be kept near at hand. Sold by ell Chemists
In Boxes at 130. and Ss. Pd. Box sent post flee on receipt
of 15 or 35 stampa—WeL Hernia, Wholesale Bruggirt,
Manchester.

-13-18711-11;6.A.PTIti EATING. One of the most unpleasant
results of Indigestios will no longer be experienced if Dr.
Bardsley's Antibilious Pills are take These Pills will
prevent Me distress reigned to, and by persevering in the
use of this remedy for a few weeks, • permanent cure
will be effected, and pain will no longer be the penalty of
gating. Sold by ell Charente in Boxes at 13111. and
24 94. Box sent post tree on receipt of 1.5 or 35 stamps.
Wit ?Arnim, Druggist Manchest.r.
T0(311.13711 AND TILATKI.I.EILS.—Ledits playing lawn
tenni., visiting the seaside, r otherwise exposed to the
scorching rays of the sun and heat d particles of dust,
wi.l and Rowlend.s' Kalydor most coolimr and refre.h.ng
for the face, hands and arms ; it eradicatvs sunburn,
ten, freckles, etc., allays the pan and irritation caused
by mowrite and gnat bites, and produces a beautiful
and delicate complexion. Sold in two sises. Rowlsods'
Macassar Oil prevents the hair falling off during hot
weather. Rowlands' Odunto whitens the teeth. Sold IT
chemists, perfumers, and heirdressers. Buy only Row.
lands: articles.
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111;;;Tointmatit and Pills combine both sanitise
and sanative powers in a high degree—by the former term
Is understood their ability to ;reserve health, by the latter
their capability to restore health. With them remedies at
hand, no invalid need be at fault to guide himself or her-
self safely through the many trial. t which one is
subjected during our long and of Wines inclement winter&
Coughs, colds, of thrust& diphtheria, whooping
cough can be successfully treated by well rubbing this
Onte;ient upon the chest, and by taking the Pills. Dor
leg damp, foggy weather astbroatical sufferers will
experience the utmost possible relief horn the inuraction
of the Ointment, and all tender-cheated penona will save
eodlesa mammy by adopting this treatment.
THIWAT AFTECTIOSS AND HOAILIZSNAL—AII suffering
from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be
ably surprised at the almost immerhate relief •ffordr4
the use of ' Brown's Bronchial Troches." These famous
" lozenges" are now sold by most respectable chemista in
this country at is, lid. pm box. People troubled with •
"hacking cough,. a alight raid," or bronchial affections,
cannot try them too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed
to progress, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affection& See that the words "Brown's Bronchial
Troches" are on the Government Stamp around each bon.
—Prepared by Jowl L Baowm and Some, Boston, United
swan European depot, removed to 33, Farringdon
road, London.
A CAPAL—TO all who are suffering from the er. ors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weans'', early decay,
lose of manhood, Ac., I will send • retsina that will cure
you, fren of charge. Ibis great remedy WY discovered
• UO/Al Mary in Sleth AOIIIIIUIL Send • self-uddred
envelope to the Rev. Joseph T. Inman, Station 111, New
York City, U.S A.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS.—Th• chiefest Wonder of modern
timm—Trus incomparable medicine increases the appetite,
strengthens the stomach, cleanses the liver, commie
biliousnesi, prevents flatulency, purifies the system in.
vigorates the nerves, and re-instates sound health. The
enormous demand for these Pills throughout the globe
astonishes everybody, and • stogie trial COUVIDOM the
most sceptical that no medicine equals Holloway's Pills
In its ability to remove all comet/ante incidental to the
human race. They are • blessing to the afflicted, and a
boon to all that labour under internal or external
&mow The purification of the blood, removal of all
restraint from the secretive Organ,, and cantle aperitive
action are the prolific sour= ot t atausino austirs
range of Holloway's Milk

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This old and true Remedy is the ;most successful
ever offerivd. INVALUABLE IN THE NUEBZET.
s.dd by ell Ch,nusta at it IH. and la kl.par hada
BI AN I' YAIT U 14E11 —A. HAYMAN, Chemus., Naar's.

Lo we's. A
cox 11 IRTINO Remedy Int hadigertiolli
nd Inunnnadlina• and • rrady
It.durd• tdr t Prerrunon of an niandsto."%
Pills. _

BETHES DA .—A NTI - DIABETIC WAer
Wantesha tr.S. Dtabeteo, flfllbt DTSPejakie
•114.1.311CrIneftlh. ni the LiVrl,lid Kidneys. Now /melds WI se
that it dh bawl and Nal at the Bethesda Water Comply. SL=
reek St Landon. SK. raamblet• and Terarannalals on anvil
I GUARANTEED PURL
FRY'S I FRY'S COCOA EXTRACT
Pure Cocoa only, the saw:how
C 0 C OA Oil extracted.
Gold Modal, Paris, 1878,,
-

Awortnt to J. S. FR?
no

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•••11APE of GOOD HOPE, NATAL, and MOP
Arnie vs STE %MEW& The l'NIO( R. S. 03.11
PAYk.l's wal Wan latrlNAlarrox every alternate Tbaradaylll,Aa
Pt. alterr on the niermedlM.• Orr vire ever, alternate rthivo
lat .I. 11.. nett Aar. App rn
ly nt the ear,...)'• 01110 ea. a'll7
P 1...

AGENTS WANTIM.--Parrouin, OPPOII & CO.
',wit., Collin, Gram.
I.ulineallow WA Mc. am prow.' to tp,..no
Coomelooon.—Agollniolts tooot Stale If acquaint...l .Ith the 1.1.14
pad sin. uoroovtokorbto miamorm.-41avaaa urn,. Masarlag
taimuw. fa (Votelpett Prim*. Imola.. LC. (Nof
MOONSHINE.

CARTOONS by JOUR PROCTOR.
Tublabed WIRKLY. ONII PINNY

Td be bad at all Bookstall,' wad Newriareate
office ex, SST 8 TTTTT LONDON. LC.
THEY- MUST BE USED in all cases of
1 Snit Col'B Milli LIT Y, W Sala RA& XllollAlAlls. A1.01.4E114
Stacie, lAnaLnis. inarsrsia, Goes, It•anuitisw, to-
-15,1.05115. 115.550 51., kr. DU BAllltrB PATKNT ELECIIt4
BICLTIL Trade Mart : Hrs 111: 11,•:..n.r.“ Fend stamped dire
M Itavet7e for Sae SMUT sum Paurei LET, lIIVIer tall illernlnit
this ton 1555101 1/3000•IMT. Adiln•s, The lewetwy, UDILLIIO
SL lloorates Mad. Southwark, 10,adon. &L.
MIGIUNTB' PASBA(IEB. —For lowest Fares
.a.O dad fu Idiom:a:1.o apply to Ylessra &well sad Crowthes.
Cort.por lIPOS. Charing Croat Cased; £414.; rolled BWe%
titiAustralia, £l3 l.; Brisbane, £l4 11..: Kew Zealand, ALI last
&eta, Africa, .Cl 3 lit. Mills amen:llog food. lIIS
IrtiT II EST—/ A. ASTI -DIABETIC WATER,.
al i Ore:a" u "hi:1.0111e Li err sad 5145015. iditrart=itglis edendrill
that sitS Wel sad seal of the Bethesda Water 157. If,
wart Pt.. London, &X rateptil.ta and Teddlasostald as appoi

S ORSE SHOES, 50 Tons,{ riP °mow.

fiNTARIO—" The GARDEN of CANADA"
'LP Pamphleta Kap sett tne on application to Mr. BYRN%
At Cot Proviecs OC Ontario, 6. Boat/ Castle Street Liverpool.

VIIIGRANTW PASSAOEB.—For lowest Fares
12 sad Mien lararrnaloa sPalr to Newts Sewell sad &awards.
Oorksmr direct, Charing Orme. Csasds, £4 ; !Jotted Stairs.
£ll I Brishaae, /14 Its.; Mew icalaid, LIS Itos
sad Minh allies, ALS lac Ulm prortillag food.

WOTRZSIBPOOK'S
N..awristrap ovule FLOITZIi
arrazeos
BOLD ZYXZTYISJ&
WOTEISIPOON a 00. OL.AaaaW sal LONDCar.

PRINCE of WA
SOLI
/It 4 I,IIULTMA:

LES'S SMOKING MIXTt R.
sm.: liZl3,2rel Geeeemw
Al)!) TO YOUR INCOM !
4OBNTB WARM for
JOHN ROSE & CO.'S
Celebrated TEAS.
Terme with at particalaim
178 and wootuanTcH,
Dvs

ROSE'S
TEA.

%WE "DOLLY" WABLIER it the beet and
w Nubble lo tiro macre; nod tor Price ILL
Cluomerr.Lo.Moolut. seer AoostArruP. tts

GREATIST BARGAINS IN
FURS AND SEAL-SINS..
- Saito WORTH 4 1.1.1)1Xs ryas. aaWe4 io ter oft
Sof Pintrilif ;717.1.3W14=. stag. to earl
bola. betuatirally Ilaad WM. Sato MI mob.
3,3) Pirrylin ALASKA !MAL-ALIN PALLTOTS Mid DOLMAN)
f rem Ca In £l4 ,011 ; all rut from Wort-bb Parts portals.
04.0 lii. II II1•••141 VOL deep linuaelam Ida. 44. to las.fad\
faro 1.. I.! P. i• LIMN e arral, and labiate, match. Ma tbe OM.
SIIT, of 110 11, tN$4lll.O, Sable Tall. Mittak Nave;
lt.llrn',,n.llnor,,h. se Liao 'boulder ores u 4
Muff, ha,f
0.011 SS/ al .1: Wit t 1. abl Le. each ;g7.Lareorala.
fol. U.,.(lpnae 5110,1...tn5110,1... W.. 11, Lyer. sad rd.
am :ink kinii.itet;s. ylnl. Iry arirty ak /IL IMO
alb In fn. each
Srlat'l AL boTlCK.—Liullea' Aral Jacket bbathetted, welyed.
made equal In nes Sr Any snide aest no reeelta of Post order, _
fls (MINIMS If Me.
K H. PHILLIPS. Clty Fur Wueltoume, 52,NrWil•
M ILNERS' SAFES.
The Om aid Cbt.ma

, London.

—Ma;;;;;r4 alrstA
FIRS AKD IMR(MARS.

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tree
YDER. —Sparkling, Pare, and Rich.—Prioe,
Menotti( Bottles mid Oases. os itoll at Ilmhtster.
Cer Dom to lorm Cbsetrommt Bottles, to Three Doses Mom.
Orders to be seldresoed to TKOILILS LA2IO. Westport, Cote,
114 Toomos. Somerset. [214

lISBELL'I3 WITCHES supplied Wholesale
on. the If matartarters ALFRID RUSSICI.L & CO .
'comp" hieerp•el Registered les& Marks : "Them
Rowell & "Alfred Russell &A On.; Russell."t.t Parelmsers
ramelirr Sae, or Alfred =lra' with Zig° gruel:: Eno
41::::ICA, al Oa, Wallahs( Provide:ma EIrSaY
TRIIRSDAr sew rms. or ghlladetplii•—Writa
,Ceatiaesud Mali Steamship 01111falft, Ruud. 1.0060 ti.
tiELP ON WASHINO•DAY! IikRPER
Vg/rsr""lne rivlvaii.lTalt,l6`ZW.Trtbhri
art.° Ilea • erelaerftl seems! Carel 'Free trfaa.
Lima la. /Weary Firmest, Lopdaa.

hiLiilT PRIZE MED-A-LS.

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