The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1875-11-02 00:00:00

At!J.IN9IOU.ti 1011,11?tli.

Siampsbirt.

•.f;Ri4l'l.Tl'll.4l REP( I:iT 1.011 HAWS!' iltr.
Mao p rt of the I. ir..•.t whs't La • le irel to
ii di eve., INI• than 11 Is es pert.. I II" 11(44 a%
I
sysility,.f the flour is reported noich letter than "se
expected fr.Ml the appearanee of the samples. Th., pr..,,
hal boon very stationary. rifferling lest Hitle limns to the
grower, and leaving lett a small advantage to the merchant
or miller.
Barley barna out a (AI crop in quantity, hut the pr.'por-
lion malting samples is small, loss even than last year.
The grain is, however, said to sprout quickly and regularly
In the malting Pris"sim
Since our last report • large breadth of seeend cut bay
hu been well sec:omit, and this circumstance, together
with the fart of the I.ent corn having heon coil haeseskd,
adds largely to the winter provender for cattle. So muck,
however, of the first hay crop wag Witted ley rain, that
really good hay, either of pasture, clover, or sainfoin
sorts, is high liiprice, and will probably continue so
&wine the winter.
The seed tune for ryo, votchm, and has been
favourable, and these crops look very pmmininte. The
period of dry weather after harvest proved very favour-
able for steam culture, and on many farms the land in-
tended for rot. next year is in a forward state.
Netwithstanding the abundance of grass the trent° for
horned rattle has been very doll owing to the foot-and-
mouth dineue, which still prevails in the county in Mite
of legislation. Formerly it lasted lest a short time, and
swept through the country like a passing clout; now we
hear the opinion cspreaaal centinnally that legislation
upon the subject Is a curious blunder and • total failure,
having failed in arresting the progress of the dieeane, and
having failed also in preventing its importation from other
countries. The farmers complain lousily that in inany
inntances the nicasuros enforced in (li., attempt to repress
the disease, has canned then) more beta than the disease
itself.
The principal fairs for sheep are now past. There has
been a good supply, hot the alotndaiire of env.% and the
prospect for rude 'wing good, the price has loon high.
Still there is • fair chance for the graziers to make a
profit, rui meat is dear, awl likely to continue so for •
canidderahle time. There are a large minder of tbe
horned ewes purchual for produeing early lambs in Smith
Hants, and the ewes are generally forwani. ROMI.I flocks
having already dropped a good number of lambs. The
west country downs will not lamb ro early this season as
they have sometimes done. They are, however, generally
IT, good condition, and likely to pay well for feeding. The
late contest for the best Ilampehlre 'town Iloilo at Win-
chador fair wan a very interesting matter to fleck mestere,
as the competition was very keen, and it is not saying too
much that they have ne.er been oseeeded in weight and
quality for the MC, and it is also believed by Luny that
this breed of sheep are now brought to perfection, and
that it is impound° to improve a great many flocks now
exuding as Hampshire downs. Taking this, however, to
he a tact, it ought not to (lineourage the advocates of cross
breeding, for if they look to the fairs id the present year
they will find that the lest cross bred lambs made is. per
head more than the best Ilanip.bires at Stockbridge fair,
to. per head more at ()carton fair, awl a similar high
figure at more recent sales, awl an it is • well-known fact
that the average fall of cross brad lambs exceeds the
llampahircs by 25 per cent, that is a groat encouragement
for creasing the Hampshire* with the Cotswolds for
grazing purposes, especiallj. Then we can point out lambs
' laitaiwold re' " —minding their
. . . .

yhere I. rejoicing tii the pollee% sayi the Correa. I
p.nelent of the Deily ref...mph. .IVer the capture of a
iceundrel wh, lii.lAN:given them work to .le. This fellow
1311 TM al .1 the Lyons railway station about evening
lame. tin cataling :Light of a traveller who
he maa. 4,g...int...we in a Imlay 51,1, mot tur,tclionity
otlere.l to sell patent wale chains of amazing beauty awl
incroli'de stren.ith. " try it" &MI leS" Your a tine
luau, lotus en you can't tweak my chain." Se the chain was
tnisteal rompt the fine man's wrist,aul nualartal together.
Whilst he etrug•tell with it the relelor wouhl r dully lay
VW flat. Wise all his valvanl4lll, awl nuke on. jp.r yusaro
iultigj, playin• twootioc• guess, Vint(
botutstitnee into the country. tine night tetchy, on the
'erns Itailw.ty, he foul • vict On. chained hin up.
untiorril hint.nnti ran away. nettle, country inanelinticeri
ho mcitentarly strong anti swift. He broke the hand-
cuffs. awl he caught the thief.

111t1011T isN FUNERAL REFt)RM.
Mr. a It. Phillip., of liirminghain, having forwsrileil
to Mr. John .11right a pousiphet on funeral reform, him
received ilso following reply :
" Rochdale, SlOth October. ps7s.
"Dear air.—lf your friend. or any sensible people wish
to reform the funeral exhibitions and funeral expenses,
let then. °beery° and copy the practice of the sect to wlikh
I belone—that of the Soriety of Friend.. Nothing ran be
more si ill ple, and nothing can lie butter. They would be wise
a 1... to follow Olson in rejecting the fashion of wearing
Mourning. 'Mai is .
AB worn by many
women ludeous. I tun sorry to say, however, that the
weminic of lmg liaa of late 11.,,n rather incrvasing
with l'rieods. moonset whom are :limy whe trpareutly
• " value We principle on
whist' the practigie ofthelr funitathers was baited. —I nu.
?Pry rpopugully yours. .

Joitx DiUG

A RA.ILW.!.V-IlYtift4y:

c.n.44 rat du sniie.uent"wZi "e:47:4 in RughY by •
rumour that a fmrtion of a human body an.l several articlw
.1 wearing apparel eovenal with 1.1.4 bad been found in
a truck on the Loud in and North-Weaturn Railway. It
appears that at ten o'clock on Monday night, on the arri r.d
of a train of empties from Osten' at Ilintuorton Juucti. a.
two miles (min Hugluy, the signalman on duty saw some-
thing that excited nwipiciton. The train having stopped,
the waggon WM searched, and in a bodice and 901120 linen
were found tw., piaees of &eh Wrapp.l up, the wrapper,
being stained with blood. Further search wee wade and
in a waggon six um:sons behind that referred to were
found • ne 'Ay new print drew 1.w.1 a linen apron, stained
with blood also. The signalman tleApat,llol his mate for
Plies conm.ablo Collett, the constable stationed at Hill.
mortal', who took charge of the articles, and removed
them to the Rugby police station. In reply to • brother
policeman oho asked what be had got, Collett said he
supposed to of the remain' of Rarriet Lane. Detective
Rinart went at .110 light and made a cheer search of the
train, but ho discovered nothing further. At the police
station the supposial pieces of human flesh turned out to
be two pieces of pork -t On the neck of the dress wog a
white linen collar, and in the pocket W. a letter midresac.l
to" Puling Terry," from her " affectionste sister, Annie."
hearing the beading "East Wendrsi, Wantage, Burke,',
hut no date. .tt the end of the letter were the words,
" Cod bles.: you, dear Icily:pway sometitues for foe."

A T9UCIIING SCZN.R. INcuURT.

NIL GLAD STONE AND THE LIBERAL
LEADERSHIP.
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The Mr.Llk f 11..1tit.„:!,,e, it is ti.l. tra. r....cirea a
I. tter frot.k 1111 ••., .•rpret..ie;i th.. • t
1,•,-- .• r, “Isd t.IT .part from p
%Ir. lll:vitt ..tra that he, now ;14
mere spectator of pyttin4 events."

ng WITITECIIIAPEL TIIAGEDY.
At the c-ntral Criminal Court. on '.Vli..lay the
Winn-rig) cm arraignetl, and both plesal.,l "Not
Guilty." o th.• application of their counsel, the trial
Was postponed till next sessions.
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WIFE MURDER BY STABBING.
An inquest was hell by the Liverpool coroner upon the
body of Elizabeth Phillips, an elderly woman, who diet on
the 25th inst, from the effects of no loss titan 16 stabs,
which had been inflicted on her by her husband, •
lab utter. On tbe afternoon of the 15th Inst. Phillips and
his wife were in bed drunk, having been drinking all the
morning, MO their son, seeing his father stab his mother,
went out for a policeman. On returning the woman was
fount to le covered with blood. The man was brought up
at the police-court, and stated that he did not remember
the occurrence, and that ho must have stabbed her acci-
dentally. The Jury found • verdict of " Wilful murder"
against Phillips.

MR. OLALATONE ON OUR SOCIAL LIFE.
On the invitation of Mr. Gladstone, 450 cottage tenants
dined on Tuesday in a tent near Ilawarden Castle, and
were afterwards addressed by the right hon. gentleman,
who ~om There is nothing more characteristic of the
country in which wo live than a mese.ing of th 6 descrip-
tion. There is no particular line of separation drawn in
the social system of this country. From the very highest
point, where the Queen site upon her thrum, of the
greatest antiquity and splendour, down to the humblest
cottager an the land, every one is near to those abut him.
All feel themselves united, whatever the diversities of
circumstances, by old recollections, by neighbourhood, by
common interests mid feeling, so that it may he said—
and I hope will be said increasingly from year to year _
that although there ice great awl diversified society, pre-
senting every possible variety of character and condition,
yet still the inhabitants of the country, each of them
retaining to himself the freedom of his mind and thoughts,
in, notwithsbuiding, form one body, united to one another
In interest and in affection. If that has been so in former
times, I, foe one, sun sanguine enengh M believe, nnw that
I am reaching the evening of life, that in future time it
will he so in an increased degree: that people will have
upon the whole—l do not speak of any particular moment
or any particular clam of persons—as time goes on, and
generations succeed one another, what I earnestly trust
and what I myself Ivimbly laboured for, and have seen
many others labouring for with equal seal and better
ability—Cause to place their confidence in the Legislature
that makes the laws by which they are governed ; and
therefore they will reran that happy time which is
represented by the beautiful figure of the New Testament
that every man shall sit under his own vine and fig tree,
that all shall he secure, and all shall be equal in this one
most essential and most important sense, that the rights
of all shall be equally sacred, and that tlio law shall know
no difference between great an small.
BRIGHAM YOUNG ON FEMALE ATTIRE.
The Sal( Lain, News prints a report of a recent sermon
by Brigham Young, in the course of which he gave his
ideas concerning women's attire. Ile said: "Now, then,
. . .

Mlaa Anna Connett, • pretty girl .1 14 year., we. tried
tho other day for burglary in the Court of Special Netsions
at Elisabeth, Unite,' States. It was alleged that the
prisoner had broken into a hone° In the night-time to etad
some money. Tho conrt loom wio pecked. The youth
and beauty .4th. defendant, the gravity .4 the alleged
offence. and the novelty of the i•ese combined to produce •
powerful inipre—ton upon the speetstors. Mr. W. B.
Mu..,,. an ..1 I Callforeian lawyer, defended the prisoner.
Ile sisiku .1 the promising life .1 his client in the matt
her apotlemi reputation, 11,1 position, her assoriatiens, and
..( the impostitality of no sudden • deocent through all
the gradations of erinte to the krel of the midnight
tairgkir an.l pallier. "Jurymen." said he, " you bare
ionvigued before you a child hot bervting from the 141.1
of infancy and opening into Mee bbiovont of youth, who
f..r five years ban been a constant attendant at chureh and
at limn' ty 611.1 a follower of e 1.,, Raid,
.801T.T little children 1., rome not.. Me, forum.). fa tho
ta heaven. Gentlemen .1 the Jury, 1 I. Ave the
0.3.1 In your lianas ; it iv for you to nay whether her
presence shall again glv.l.lc.n thc hearts of her father and
mother. the music of her voiee Is, twain heard in the song
the Sabbath sch.sd, her joy•on• lauelt again he blended
with that of her moocistes •r tele•thor
oil the bright Iv... Utilities of h./ young life artil he
blasted in a moment by a venllet that dull colvii4:l !. r
to a felon's doom." A• the lawyer ...minded. with ~1
Pal and In earnest tones, the effe.l was electric •I. 11..1f
the jurymen worn in team The jury retired, but alai,. t
Itotantly returned. "Not guilty." exclaint.lthe f o ...an
in a lotel voice, and the spectslors burst into t Ibions
applause. A throng. including attorney' and the clerk,
gathered mood the girl with congratulations. An iong the,,,
vi-aa Mr. Maxson. and as the chill was bolding the hand
of her defender, the mother eald. " Wh) dun% put kin,
hint Anna, he's done 60 well for you I" The child laoked
around at the amlienno. an.l, though half aleuthed to the
multitude of Wet, mid.louly turned and exelaiined. **l
don't can,, I will and she threw her arms about the
horyer's neck and kissed him again and again.

Dun Atogittuir...—Don't advertise. Don't advertim
your lousinem; ito paying out your money to (seem ~,,,, oat.
other (•.,ple; if they want to buy your gooels, let them
hunt ye; up. Don't advertise; Iris gets your name
ant you are apt to be Itooded with eimilars from
business houses, and be b0n..1 with "dru to " from the
wholesale establishments% a f which also lvsult. in
enlitit ing your ordene for new goods and money to pay for
them, which Is very annoying to one of • dyspeptic tem.
Perament. Dont advertise; for It brings people in from
the country (country folks, you know, are of an inquiring
Win.!) , and they will ask you many astonishing questions
shout prices; try your temper with showing the, goods,
and even vex you with the request to tie them up, which
PUte you to an additional trouble of buying re. limit
abortion ; it gives pool& •14-oad • knowledge of your
town, and they on; and settle in it; it will grow, and
other lousing:mu will be in•lueoel to clime in and the,
ineream your competition. In short, if you would have •
quiet town, not too large—if you would not be harraseed
IT multitudinous cares and perplexities of Lumina.. -if
you would avoid being bothered with paying for and losing
tine, to mad a great cumbersome newspaper, just remain
quiet; don't let the people five miles away know where
you are, nor what you are doing ; and you will be &ay.:rely
let sloes to enjoy the Ulm of undisturbed repose
Aunsriesn Paper.

1-po- y.tau;:e.

8w jib, tr.c , likovy white .. 30 0 to 1I 0 per 3201 be
LAMisick and other, new white.. 22 0 to 29 0
Cork, Waturford, old block .. 12 oto2l 6 per 1.04114
P.E Island . 23 6 to 24 0 „
Irish, new tn.wny 23 0t024 0 „

Bx
Frcoch, liaamtc. .

.. 62 0 to 69 0 paring). qc
.. 94 0 to 40 0 per 4Wibs

United State; ;Wl—Canadian
Engßell, px.xl sends
INRINN CORN.

.. 96 0 to 96 0 per barrel
.. 33 0 to 37 0 pet39olbo

of the to,. ....e.l crow, which were sold, in
wook for Itli. eseh • month previous to Winchester fair, leaving the Inc tale tillage Whieil the brethren use-teu. Odom, Danube, Be .. .. ill otoB2 6 per Webs
on which occasion the first prim lambs made nob' 711. 0.1. coffee, tohaeco, beer, whisky, to, I wiU allude to stone Mixed American
ecb as tea, coffee, snuff, DM .. • .. .. 24 oto U 8 pet...loolbl
.10511PII BLUNDELL. Southampton. that the sisters use and wear,
0 totter 10th, IEO6. tobacco, ophim-aud than the rutlie., bows, putts, triune- At Birmingham English wheat was limited, demand
- logs, and this, that, and the other, that they wear on their continues healthy, and last week's prices were well
TIER OFtAND DIME CONSTANTINE AND dresaes that are uselow. What shall we do in regard to supported, although buyers resisted any further
FANNY LEAR. those things I My Patletal tell one that the children f Zim
WU 'tattle Blackford, otherwise Fanny Lear otherwise shoffid remake every needless fashion and customo which advance.-At Devizes a large supply of wheat, but a
Lloyd Phenix whose book. "he 'tonere dune Americtine they now practiwz. MY wives dress very plainly, but I considerable portion of it was of inferior quality, con-
en liewaie," has set the Parisian scandabbning public by sometimes ask them the utility of some of the stripes and scquent upon the very inclement weather which has of
the ears, awl has been soiled by the police. Is a handannie puffs, which I sou in their drosses. I reuennber aaldn:ti• late prevailed. The whole valley of the Avon being
and attractive woman .4 Abend eightotnittreenty, daughter looly did, question once, and inquired if they kept th. II es
4. ,
of • Preaherian minister in Philadelphia. Miss Black. : away. Well, if they do that thee are vent elSeful. but if under u 'at tr and the mills flooded millers were indis-
forXs prinytcipM chino to notordtr is her iimison with the they do not what use are they 1 None whatever. Now, posed to purchase, and this causedconsiderable dull-
Orate' 'hike Nicholas Constantineovitch, son of the Great some lashes will buy • cheap dress-say a cheap calico- ness in the trade. which may be quoted slow at last
Grand Duke Constantine. and nepliew sf the Emperor. i auel they will spend from 5 dollars' to 15 dollars' worth of week's prices. Ilirley was not in large supply for the
ne be a big, heavy, stupid young man, fierce and brutal in • time iu making it ma which is waatbeg so tuuch of the
his paegiona, but really not in tho kelt insane, as they . substance which hal beau given to them on the lust of the time Of year, but ample for the demand, which was
pretend him to he •he hasn't enough brains to go mad, eye, and which should be devoted to a better
T rirpose. I slow. A fair amount of business was, however, done.
he eau of the trite love of the "11.11.," as she delighta have linel an observation made ti too which believe I .e-
-gm, WU asked in two instances, but 465 was the top
to call him, with Mtge Blackford did not runer uniformly , will rotate ; I never ham! dune it lett I believe I will now..
price. Oats and beans were worth a trifle more
smooth. When under the influence Of rage wino. no ,It has hoeu said to me, Yes, Brother Brigham, we hase
"beggar in his drink " could be more foul in his language seen bones go to parties in plain, homemade cloth I mormy. Vetches rather easier, quotations :-Old
than his Imperspeech. Truth to tell, ial Highness: nor did ho confine his no- dresses, hut every man was after the girls who had on • wheat, 25s to 305 Gd per sack ; new ditto, 255 to 283
Tomlin to ;
ho frequenny heat , his) worth of fol-de-rot and they would dance with secondary ditto, 23s to 245 ; malting barley, 355 to
Mu Filackfinol ; and one night, :luring the time that the ! every woman and girl except the oue in a plam diem. g_
; secondary, 285 to 345; fine flour, 391 to 435 ;
Prince of Wales Was staying in St Petorsbunt in January, an.l they would let her stay hy the wall the whole evening.
405
1874, the "0.1.1. in • It of jealousy, blackened her eyes it mar be In some cases, but should not be It adds no best seconds, 36i to 38s. ; oats, 28s to 345 ; Pcas. 221
and brubeed hen- from head to heel. This gentle act very beauty to a lady, in my opinion, to adom her with fine to 265; beans, new, 225 to 255 ; ditto, old, 26s to 305;
nearly brought the liaison to an untimely end ; for Miss feathers. Motu 1100 k at a woman, I Ink at her face, rye, 16s to 18a; vetches, 14s to 15%; best bread, is
Blackfoot, holding an Amerhom revotport, claimed the pro. width is composed of her forehead, cheek and n
gallon.
toction of the Unitoi Statue minister, Mr. Jewell, which mouth, and chin, and look to Km it clean. her hair COMM Per
would have I afforded her had she not at the last neat sail nica an.l her eyes bright and sparkling, and ifl On Friday, at Mark-Lane the attendance was
motnent decided upon keeping quiet. Iler low victoria, they are so. what do I care what she has on her
_head
.or small, anti there was no great alteration in 'prices.
~
wit}, it„,,i,„ horses, and i.d.0.4..m., in blue gaherdine how, or of whet material her dress Is lonic? Not the Wheat was dull, under the influence of heavy foreign
an square cap, has been one of the sights of the Bois for least in the oorld. If a winuate is clean in peroon antl
the last eighteen muntles.-Tie Wed.". has on • nice clean drew., ahe looks a great doff hotter importations, but there was no disposition to Torte
, when washing leer dishes, making her butter and cheese, sales, arid fur all descriptions net efltaded by the
AN 1T.11.1 AN WAINWRIfiIIT. or sweeping her house. than those . he, ini I Tolsl them in weather the full rates of last Monday were given.
A few months ege, it will Ist remm ebencl, the empfoeSs Provo, walked the streets with their spanker-jib tlyiog. Barley was rather in short supply,
and sales were
at Ron. reilwite station fennel in w 66466 trunk a Italic no beatetv toe lady ors gentlentan to have a great ....a.,
stemaii. in malting and grinding qualities at
human 'eels, packed np in • tow mixed with coarse Man & g trills on their oases or coata • beauty must be y eflt..etiod
kitchen salt, an.l already lie an wleatteed om state of elecs sod nth
zlnt ie caprsosion of the i•ount'snalute, condensed prices pointing upwards. Malt was dealt in quietly
position. The bedy had loon driblet up and forced into
with neatness awl eleauiness and graeeful mentors. 1111 on former terms. Oats were more plentiful, and
the trunk a hich only measunall 1 metre .10 cent ley 11) the beaaty whieh nature bestows is u-I.ll.thel let thedreas holders seemed contented in getting previous cur-
rent ; the tipper yet •.f it was bent down with great he ever e. 1.1,,10. ..1 the weare.• of it hit only neat and .
renews. Maize was firm, but not freely purchased.
force, and the head melee' the knees. The refines v., . e comely. lio not line feathers 10-,k well I Yes, they sre
those iif a rcii.tic Ire,. t's'; to U*-• Y eais 'ii lie' ...." lerac very pretty, but they bstk just al well on these dolls, Beans anil peas were quite as dear. Flour was rather
or mmilereN had cut through the right side of the the,. tixedoete machines which they late its the stores, as difficult to move, and recent quotations wet.. not
telsloineet and Hormel the opening had extract..l the anywhere else; they certainly add nothing te the beauty
viscera, the heart. the liver, and both lungs. Ole large of it lady or gentleman. as far soI ever saw." exceeded for any kind.-At .Andoim most of the
cavity thus forme b ! had been filled tip with tow and 'oh, , simples shown were in had condition. Wheat and
mid the holy hail Is-en nelibe 1 and strewn al! over with TILE itALIMAVA BANQUET. dry !wimple,: sold at Is per quarter advance. Other
...it. When found, it was dreaseot in a cot tell shift, The Batnklava templet, was celebrated at the Alexandra kinia stationary. barley, a steady trade at late quo-
camisole, an.,l stocking,. N.tne of those alludes were lain
....
__ moo..
4..
ta hi it 30,10.1 peweeo visited the tations. Oats, a quiet trade at a slight reduction in
marked. The dorm., of dm endosition to which it had
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arrived htd to thee .ippo,itioa that death lead taken ranee '"'' ...I
.ciee of '" -.t Coventry a dull tone pervaded business.
I lai the Great Contra; iss,- it. :tele areaugn t a eo.
- At lderby very little business doing at the prices of
at heist three months left,-, It was found that the trunk
trophies fr. b. thee leituent. ilielUslin 4 swerds atel guns, torn
html been reeeived from Napkin, and hail arrived at .
.t bulletaiddlel ca es. Russian helmets, uu.l at leart this day week for all articles in the trade,
Rome on nee 11th of Septerolor. Exaniir.nti,e, of ss'Au- et . . i
two drums, the sped of the 77th at the Istt tie of the Alma.
the lely shinwel that the unknown temale wax slightly Th.: Counts:Jo ut Canligan lent for exhibition the head CATTLE.
deformed lowing the nicht shoulder a little higher
of the charger whittle carried Lonl Cardigan down the
than the other : the frent teeth were also found to les BRISTOL, TiIukSDAY. There was a small
valley. A Aral. chargerbulungiug to .
rather protuberant, and one of them Wee brOkell. the Cut Kent, nwhich served through the Crimean conosali,n, market, and business was quiet Owing to tho non•
police goarelecoll for clues to missing hump-hacked fetnales,
an.l afterwanls went to India, arrival of Irish beasts by bast, there was a short
The iiiiiso mail. ale-it the enysterimis ease retched at last Perianths the v..n.at tesiure of the afternooit's entertain- supply in the market. Trade was chiefly confined to
the rare of an aged woman of the h.went class. living at ' Len: wino the recitation by Mrs. Stirling of Mr. Tennys..n's beef and mutton. Best descriptions of the former
Naplet and called Marianna Cumit. She hale donglnies, trwiripette,,,,i „era, „i, ...The ('liar'' „f- the Light
who haul left her eve yet:role-ho mmo e. et Ir whim she had
, , Brigade." They were zpleullidly recited, and were rerrivtel fetched Bos per cwt, and middling and inferior sorts
never since heard.Thetleacripthen of thel.dv merome.n..e. with fe.„l„ww„i o,,,i.iii.f. from 65s to yos per cwt. The call for best wethers
exactly to tleed abet ii ti 44 ing daughter. Urged IT friesele At four o'itlisek the heroes of the day he-Inn to eaSetahle, Was pretty good, anil ineat change bawls at g*l per
'''''l n'lehl"mrcwnman w"ut b' tb" utwu't'w• ult.' Ity far thre leswr :wigwam ef thou were in emiforne,
Isminninientv4 I.er diellas to hind Cavalittre ne.xl t, lli. !diddling varieties were disposed of at 8t4.1 and
di 'wee and then. among the throng showed the
resolved at one., t, send her to Romo, and on her •trrival inniii.enos of the 4th Itheieitent of Drogoona, the three est Very few mach cows were on offer, and the Ixst
duo was at nee. taken to the Luria' ground and cote w.ci,,,,,nta of Ilussars, and the 17th L'oetera. The eueljority of the animals realised high prices. Store cattle at
(routed with Me romishw el tta, dere't . '''' °l°. N,e Of the tutu went in ..... fri. only the medals on their Menem; late rates. About LOOO pigs were expected hut did
sooro'r Mel Mariana Gargart. .1 lo'r rl,".ithii!t.f showing that they les.l tweet soldiers. The Itin Dragoons mu -I s s • • •._ a s
iet, arrive ; Inc trade In this particular Was therefore
remains than she cried out "It is bolos' ley poor girl: were called to bail the attack oat the tables, the Ills Knit
poor Deppina. My poor %elite.' child" met she wept nib Light I trag,r 'us Min.:lug up the rear. whh'lL one slight.
abundantly. She identified the hely as that of her mime remarked, wit. precisely the noverso of the trier ins whiela METROPOI.ITAN, Tit I.' RSDAY.--We have a
in. daughter. Getiseppina GRIMM. It transpire,' that
'
they ebareol the Ite.ssian gum dentiful supply of beasts; the average qt,ality v.,
" Replan*" Mel left her toolleer's Irma.% five years before, .
to live wlth sirllallen monk wile tail emir fr.int South I lain mut, rod wow
Colonel White, as senior officer, took the chair at the iddl.
supported by lord Treace/Ir. Sir lieweeeri gill ',en' m mg. Taos. is dull, and
Amerim. One morning she dioomeared, taking with bur tie,:ige Wolohwai, Gdoii..i Trevap.a, and other tabours, prices arc lower for all kinds. The number of sheep
311,000 lire ladongieg to hum 1,..,,,,,,ar, glue then went, and by Baron do trratecey, of the Freneh Embassy, and is not laigt, bat quite equal to the demand. Trade
übder an assumed WOW. tsl bre with 1111,1110 T
Napl Init after • t 5
Pi' in a Signor Canavaro, of Gee Italian Legation. is dull at Nionday's quotations All the foreign
Rome. of es ; short ieterval se left him . The b-easel g(l i tain pe ddingut lak ami the tibeing rewtheal ,
also, and 1114.4 in "gent' "thee plee'''' the I"
t l'ing
' the awn ro
had time to look abo theta, and sudden reetooff • Calves arc at Deoford ; the trade here is good for
.Acerra.. a xmall market town near Naples. Going here, . fi„wii of 0.1 imillear fermi began to rattle around Ilk., choice English. There is a better demand for miloh
the police found her apartments, and In a heap er rumgch ,
toulketry shot Space was no object, and "Seth" being cows; there are only 30 English and 20 foreign on
in her mom Nome semis of parr. whleh, I;:iit tewathee,
.. re-osithed at the far eud by "Charley," who sat jest offer. Our foreign supply consists of 770 beasts and
"ad "Seivet''Te Dehie ''' Via .ia'l'lnkna. wing of tho Oakum% be was cheerily hailed
the plate troth-Med, !Salvatore Daniele was diaenvered ; '2 2 sheep.
and Imisterou-ly responded. They took their dinner in • tBO °qt.
who hail heen in the habit of visiting the dee-eased as her (Per deo* Of PiD.l
1 Okinuishing order as it were. Strate.ric movements were 1
"uncle." Ile was confronted with n woman who hwl lived • . . • s, d. ad.
mg on all over the mom, "George coming over to roe
with Teresina. The quarstor of ',Ace charierl hien In her I
i t°Diek. old fellow." " Dick " making a dart in the direc. Beet &teat Itereerda• Eie- •• •• •• •• 810 t. 6 2
presence with the murder of Guiscppina n3zzars, alias 4,0, ot the mwtr.sighted .. Bilia• and „Bob . who he. ' Beet Ft oats:woe • .• • • •• •• ••6Ow 6 10
Terewina (Auden°, and reeounted to him so minutely his : longed to guilt) another table, being discoverea wi:....‘ ha ' "'wad quaktY Re'lle" •• •• .. ••40to 4 10
every act In the matter that looktot down tinder the
' ano round "Tom," next to whom de iii.:::sieis wain sitting
awful weight of such evieknce. Deniers r....:e.cA it ..,... . t Long-wools • • •• .• •• ••I8 to 7 0
" albeit there was Ile etal: C• 114. tialtildennill in a firer suit. ' Ina ai aid
his who 1.....1 1.4.•. • • ~.. ' tees at Second q ity .. .. .. .. 5 6to 6 0
. . .....i...ier. hbortly efterwarelt when be Mel . who antwielid to e, general cry of 'Johnnie," gratified a cm,
..
.. 4 8 to 6 8
recovered. his full pretences of mind, Ile slummed a yea' I. WI ol Leturade.a to whom he payed a flying viand ley going
cynical tine, and, coining hack on his cenfewlee, smut" la ; through a few Steps of a 4atre, ilOtUis to the discow dture , immtt, 1,71, ; Sheep ;:nd lambs, 6,710; Calves, re ; pip, .......
explain that whim lir admiticolhaving klilua her he merely of the waiters,
moult that. Torwenr. having fallen ill of fever when with , Ti.. chairman. in gin jog the teeetof o The
Britiah Flag," i ItIETROPOI IT:sli MEAT.-WEDNESDAY.
him at Acorns, he had neglected to supply I with It
'l"r w-----I°°'-' ', said that wherever that flag floated Idessings seemed to , -
cal advice or food • that one dav, nal:ening after an i grow under it like ilowera Sir Edward Lee, in proisoing k ... 1.. ',A. t ptentirally supplied with a very middling
sham,* ~f several I:eunt, he f.nand her deol, and that for , v-
'The Survivors of the Six Hundred." observed thtt the quality of meat. Trade inactive,
fear of getting into trouble he had aahl nothing about it '
, moral telect of the charge was Inagnifieeld. it neight (Per stone ref Bb. by the carom.)
hut that after two days the boly began to smell so badly i hays born a blunder. but it wee. a bottle one, Likening , s. d. s. d. ' a, d. a, d,
that he thought of getting rid of it. ye that effect he . the Brigade to a untepany.of Priece Ruperta, he ash! he D,a4 ----3 4t05 • I Teal .. .. 50to 6 8
openesl Use stleilomen with • ram. (since (Mind/. and , could imagine m m the sang with the Prince, as they . Button ----4 4 lot 2 York ----4 Bto 6 0
emptied the body. whiehlte 8110•1 up with oakum taken i I uthod forward with the light of battle in their faces,- I Best Aylesbury Fresh hurter • • las per dozen it,
from • mattress which was on Um lel, and having 1•M-• Ity Maven, uothloks it wore an easy kap , ikaond do. do. .. .. .. PL. ~
chinch four kilogrammes.. rd salt he had revered up the : 'ln plink fresh honour fnem the isaletosol moo,. ! JAS, HAKIM S Co. 143. New Meat Market, finlithtiod.
Issly with it and placed it ii, the trunk where it WS/ whereupon a Light Dragoon, whose breast was eoverel iw
found The trunk hail Mem taken to the railway hr • with unalata, jumped up and eabed out, "I Meld it,, it ' HAY AM) STRAW.
Pettish. (porter). who knew nothing of its contents. That asain to-loorrow. The truteepeter. who stood behind the i WHITECIIAPEI„ TCgsii.ar.-The demand for
part of the visners had been die:swat of by hint in the chairmen, euddenly Jemmied the charge, l'p leaped the - .
privy, and the remainder, wrapped up in a cloth, thrown Light Brigade an eme man, and with a wild cheer and the fodder this morning sins rather active, and the fair
tide a sewer. waving oAA ' ' f tireless swordarms looked for a moment as if i supply brought forward was very soon cleared at the
.
Daniel°. who Is about 45 yoare of age. Is he trade a they really were going "to do it again," But there was ; recent reduction,
token: and it seems that about a month Wore the death no enemy in sight, and after going through some vigorous (Per load of 36 TIMM, )
of the a-Miall he had become engaged he es young 'mil ,if • muses with imperceptible swords, they sleety and sorrow- Fine Meadow Hay .. .• .. 001 to I.
o•spectable Neap. ,ti taut (Weill. but that his mistreat when fully resumed their seats. Inferior Ditto.. .• , ~ us. to 135,,50.
he tried to break the matter to her anil to prepare her for Mrs. Stirling was introduced strew
to give a recitation. By :
..
.. .. • • .. has. ta Vat
an early miestation, flew into a:passion, and threatened tO way of preface the highly gifted lady said: Courage and prim, obi mem .. • , .. 10hs. to 145,.
eonte to Naples and call on the family of the bride, *name bravery are qualities especially dear to us poor cowardly Inferior Date ------88.. to too.
their Intimacy, and thus cause an irreparable scandeL wornen, anti 1 feel my heart burn at this moment, when I
Such is the to dive alleged for the atrocious deed, think of the impremion that your extraeolinary bravery MANURES.
THE PENALTY OF INQUISITIVENESS AT A mutt • • •
have made on your foes. I know at Immo it new Per ton-I s. it. ga d.
LUNATIC ASYLUM. h 1 ...h pa with admiration. with pity, am we. wonder-wonder Bone Ash (on 70 per cent) ------0 0106
A few days ago a private leneWe asylum, near Warring. hick has endured for twenty.one yeah-at a feat which Peruvian Guano, direct front Importers'
ton, Waa thr•orn ow, V, ViOlitArll The same 010Tesea
1 WII ho esteemed as one of time brightest and most gallant I lit. of 30 tons.. 11 1 0- .
Stores n • • • .
will
I • • th annals of English histo -(cheene Groat lor quanta:al .. .• .. II 0-14
.I.den Black. a carter. wow delivering coal there dew een e i _ _ _
,r 3 • , Do. de., wed _
0_ 0 1
while waiting for his delivery note to be eigned began to g.._
enthusiasm was etc ted lev her seeitation of a spirited Bones . - •• •• •• •• 6
entitled Do., mulled • • •• • • • • • • 7 0- 7 1
ruminate about ponr chars. inside," till John came Pam ..., _
_, hundred ; bow
we.
lbo foo
. • were Out ex Do, half-heti .. •• • • • • •• a 0- o
to the firm eonclepli. el that he meld never rest satisfied
Wo know not, we cane not, wr askol not to know. D... du, .
.. „ •• •• .. 7 I 0- 8
till he had seen somettbine at tenet of the mines -on in the
interior. Black slipped tip • little flight of stolen, along a .
That this Wee historically correet the survivors of the Animal ch.-groan (i 0 per am phosphate) . s o_ 5
Six Hundred affirmed by a thundering shout, and Mr.. Nitrate of soda, In London .. .. .. to 0.-it I
h.hhv. ansl hiroirina aelile one romans,. net Weed slyly into;
Stirlin • retired amid tremendous cheering. Do. do., in Liverlx.l • • • •• •• 11i 0--12
little chamber oit I ors wrote the window. which fort •
„ All stood up whilst Lord Tredegar, Sir George Womb- Sulphate of Munnottia.. .. • • •• le 0-20
'lately opened as t''''‘. es he tau'll."l the handle' 'l4" wld and Colonel Travel 'an In brief and soldierly ilyissum ..
waited, au.l as ,(I. 41 so lee thought all was safe, Moverl to e , ~ . , , „, 4 ~ .
__ . E. Poona sad Co., (louden Manure Co.
lipeeenes, re led OD 00.1111 (.1 tee unmoor
go out: when, strange to nay, and terrible to behold, John Ile, Fenehureh Mee. . 0
I Mr. Pennington, the actor, who was one of the Six
found the place only °none.' on the Mt6i'l''' jnhn twine' Hondred, beige,' silence for a few moments while he
an-1 turrge.l at the deer till he
hbegank to pehisrspire, and•et we
endeavoured to interpret Tennyson's descripttve m
w of
fear. swear dreailfullv : tlien e oo coat. hof te ~
ork at the door again. but, alas t ! onlyoff ended in per g cespirin It was most 1 i lifl-
ntly gi .aree h
ven and wa'
s rgatecei',gad..
ved with enthusiastic ap'plauso.
and meowing in a manner more dreadful. \That was to lee Tile .xe toast was to "The li .. ry of the Dead-
done I John had evidently seen quite suffiedent of the ettig. 'rho
Chaireuan-Brother comrades, let us restrain our
Idishment, and his tmly thoughts now were how to free
hilarity for one eumueut -(siletece was at once eb„,„,,e4)_
himaelf. Just we he was •lebating whether to raise the
tel let UA eoleumise ourselven for a time and think of the
building with his cries, at the ask of being coinpleine.l at
brave fellows we left leleind us, never to come home
of wed probably dinged...ea by his employers., a phllantltro-
retain Few of U 4 here did not leave friend:, :mil very
nWallY elispresed lady and eentleman. who bad called to dear friends- The toast I have to propose is to "The
inspect the lunatics that morning, came slowly and sormw. a. to ,
of the fkad...
fu upon
fully un there. They looked in through the tars. "P. -
reneetaps they've gone to a better home," one of the
line ertetinisehem with a rueful countenance. "Tills,
mein owl gravely ; and then all wi“ hnshed whilst the
I suppose." mmarked the gentletnan. rontieminghis ober- ~...4 ria,..41 the ..,,,..ta march - i,i
.„..f.
end war.
stow
ratio... to his fair companion. who WU evidently much '""
down many chreks.
imoressol with the sinine--"Thie, I mimeo% is • patient A 4.4 to "Uur Gallant Allies," introduced by the
officring from Inclancliolis -very awl indeed." "W•ti.l.l
Chainuan with the Mono quoiti in, " Whore would many
nor 'eve the kindoese to °WU Ila the door. sir r broke in
of us be now if it were not fur tho Chasecurs .lAfrime r
3, „de, I. Mend a 1,111110 as possible ender the eireteno _
_, ._.;,.,, repeat...l reowis ~
~, . ,
stance.. The lady shrank back with a slight cry of tern.: "'at re:""T! ""'" m aeereng, Luc COlll.
uni.lin/ up and waving their Monis. Damn de
odiately re-aettrel her with a Ir'Y I 1.1.ku in Euelish, anti Cumniaand ntC. • lin
"I r nit heath al /eighteens). new de.w. 'l' us see it's alto,- ' ranee. wee 61, . s . , .it mho s,
ho opoko in r rencit, reepona.i.
litiolvdmissesible for theni to lost oett in consequemee of the
"'Shoal after seven o'clock the Chairman loft the chair;
admirable arrangement which"- "Open us the door. sir,
1 gine to on end an historic meeting.
will :ter! I'm in a bum'," Impede John, trying to keep • Mu so
K...l.temp:n.A. and faMins that every noise lee h n heard was : A unexpected terminatien to the municipal cottents
the wailers footstep. " Ah, poor follow." ejaculated the at wjgan this year is repurteet By a technical mistake on
gentleman, "Yea see at this moment he appears perfect! the part of the Conaervativaa, the whole of their
ton,• and pilot-toi morrow. alas lhe may I. raying. , nooduotiont with one exception. have been declared
" Raving lea-" roared the carter, now onto( all toteenee. invalid, wed the Lehenas leave been eonsequently elected.
I'M 1.1 InWl-l'sis the roan that brought the coals." "You Boor SitArClilith. -The hotly of Mrs. Quilter, one of the
hear him I Credit! It is evident the or wretch has
victims of the recent double !nobler in Kerry. ha: been
sicessional gleam. of retnembrance whMli, doubtless'.
, . stolen from the Catholic graveyard, where the police in-
s""the hie' in hie terrible sillirtiee' I "19""a_a,e.P. lie , tweed it at night The people et the district eviuged
11.11.1 CMIIS sometime, and --" Are Yen g‘nng .. ... '66 I great repugnance to the burial me the woman had been
out." shrieked John, now raving. like a veritalde maniac., I excommunicated hy tho Catholic Church.
and tearing fiercely at the bars- ' I tell you If brought the , The Emperor William left Milan last SaturdaY me his
....al. this morning." "He's getting veoleut Vott zee return journey to Gisrinatly. The Emperor kiessel the
already...As the poet soya, 'sml remembrance floating o'er Panes,. ilargherita on taking leave of her. and at the
the--- "If yen 'lout believe me, you fools, go and see .
, station endiracel the King three times. He left 1:1,"00
the horses mitlide -go and See the hOreel r Yellea the lire to he distributed among the her of Milan. On
affileted prioener, pointing wildly down the pasaage. Dear reo•iving an addreas from tiee Freemmons of It:1W his
me, what a dreadful sight Ile s tearing his h ' air. rn- I MO ..t , ~,,,,...d hi. .hic,iiiof
happy creature. But come along, my dear. I fear our Masonic wiatitetfewa. and a ...... of the fed for
minute detawe ro rho
presence only nukes hint woree, and note ithatanding Italian lodges-
J.den's entreaties to be let nut in the world once more. ' - .
. asintssens .are unable to take Cocoa because the
thee left, perfectly convinced they hail ewer a utast inter- , . i .
arrettes commonly tml,l mixed with
w Starch, under
esting specimen. Ten minutes afterwards a warder WM
'the plea of rendering them soluble; while really making
II IT a noise. and on repairing ti. the place he found
them thick, Scam and, lad; etibl, MU may be easily
our friend John clinging to the bars and bellowing. mullet oefectod.
~,,,. • ecc,,, ma....
ire ,te , ,f p,iwa
groans and team " I'm the man that tonight three' ns." ... .
.•1110.••...... tn. disslition o Onrcli. elttlelltre COCOAPpbell,e is
At Cairo on Mond-ay morning the Prince i 4 Wales in- nine •it is erefore three times the strength 44 these
gen '1 a refl. Id Be E Clf
vested the hereditary Prim. .4 Egypt with the Grand recua% an' `u lb" reraac -k° T'-'3 or "--ee.
Cmas if the Star of India. The Khedive was press it at A DIMONSIT PR4CrICIL-For the sake of extra prufit
the ceremony, soma unprincipled tradesmen, when asked for RECK iris
Firs.-Eitiutiore FIT/ OR FALLINii SiCK NiCSA. -A rertain nett% BLUE 111 tfkit:A!tele, suhstitute inferior kinds in the
•
mothed of rum has horn discovered for this distressing sante form. The Pans litue. "As USED IN THE PRINCE
complaint by a physlcian.who is desirous that all sufferers or WALES' l.ausostr," is now no universally esteem's'
time benefit front this providential elacovery ;it is never for Ha splendid Muffin, -shove all other blues-that it is
known to fall, and will cure the moat hopeless case after important to observe it is only genuine when mid in
all other means have been Diet. Full particulars will be einaret, wrapped up in pink paper nearing I. Beckett and
Rent IT post to any person free of charity. -Address :- Bons' name and trade mark- Refuse all Blue which a
Mr. WIULM, 10, Oxford Terracs, Hyde Park. London, not so wrapped.

SEEnS,

During the past week we hay. e had more inquiry
for clovers, and several parcels ofmsadeedse
frhoamveAcmhaenrigmed
hands. I ligh.r quotation, are reported from France,
yoa nefitlnpmeuwot
rihen.la°mnffec-laimiac:arlarwe ohwfl seed :n;:inYhglaarrkewLasmne.PleslnlLitrl'efoirs
the tendency of prices is upwaxds. Alsike and white
clover are held with firmness. Of winter vetches the
supply SCCIII4 now nearly exhausted; for the few left
the demand I. it is thought, be livelier in a week
or co, as many farmers elect to sow late (as well as
early), so il5 t 0 have a succession of feed. Trifolium
incarnatum is now in very small request. Canary
sam is steady, at the late advance; real scarcity,
,
1 a certain amount of speculation, and the fact of con-
' siderable shipping orders for this article (mainly from
1 the I.'nitcd Stater) having come to hand have com-
-1 bined to force up values. During the last few days
we had rather an improved supply of English canary
wed. hemp seed is dearer. On account of its
scarcity fine rapeserid realises more money. There is
a good sale for haricot beans and blue boiling pear.
IFor white and brown mustard seed the trade keeps
slow. Feeding linseed shows no change.—John
Shaw and Sons.

Errs'ii—Coro— am D Cold YonTl:to.—" By a
thorough knowledge of the natural laws which govern the
operatiotui of digestion and
nuutrition, and by a careful Ay-
nlication of the flue propene, of well...elected emus, Mr.
r,prc has provided our breakfast tables with a delicately
03,,,um .
t beveinge May save Us Many heavy
doctors' bills. It is by the Judicious use of such articles of
•Let that • constitution may be gradually built un until
'trot* enough to reest. every tendency to at....
Hundreds of subtle maladies are floating around us ready
to attack wherever there Is a weak point. We may escape
many • fatal shaft tit* !moping ourselves well fortified with
are uod and a properly nourished frawe."—Cieil Sergio,
benne.
ErtI...ORDINARY Ctita Or a COVGII.—" Her Majesty's
Gun Goat, Natio: Wick. North East Coast of Scotland.
—Dear Sir.—Having lied a moat (Wavering Cough, which
e.sUsed Inv many sleepless nights and rustles* days, I was
recommended, by Ilis Lordship the Earl of Caithnem, to
try your most invaluable Ma'am of Aniseed, and 1 can
ncsure you with the first doee I found immediate relief :
even without having to suspend my various duties: and
the tirst small Bottle completely cured me, therefore I
have the greatest cOldialerkee in fully recommending it to
the million. Most respectfully rum W. W. Linsell, H.M.
6.1 i., Netley.'--To Mr. Powell." PoWeIYS Balsam of
Allikseea ran he had of all Chemists. In Bottles at Is. led.
and 2s. 3d. Warehouse, Blackfriars Rod, Leaden. Ask
for " Powell's Balsam of Aniseed."

TEA TEA TEA 111
Markets. rir E CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
-1- rlpc and fragrant
•, _
CORN Tv APE. /11HE CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
The gra;n bcf a mach in el,: ,ano• pewit km. truequ, lc lat 2s. per lb.
There has been an abwit_e of animation, but at the _
same time a full average amount of steadito.,:, and Fr II It: CUSTOM HOUSE TEA
quotation, have been well supported. The imports of For quality And fine flavour.
wheat have again been exceptionally heavy, and they rj U E C USTOM 11 0 I/SE TEA
now excceed those for the corresponding period last
year by nearly 4,c00,000 cwt. This must necessarily
first-growth /Cairsow.
_ -
prove to be an important auxiliary in filling up the
void created by our deficient harvest, and in checking
the upward movement in values. Nevertheless, all
fine samples are held with much steadiness, and as
they promise to continue scarce, their value will un-
doubtedly harden. During the week ending October
26, the quantity of British wheat disposed of at Mark-
Lane was 3,234 qrs, and the average price 490 401 per
qr. Barley, 984 qrs; average price, 406 201. Barley
has been in short supply ; the trade has ruled firm,
and malting and grinding samples have been a shade
dearer. Oats have been more freely offered owing to
foreign liberal receipts, still the trade has remained
firm, prices being steady. Other articles firm.
On Thursday, at Bristol, there was a moderate
supply of wheat, which sold slowly at last week's
prices ; foreign very quiet, and a reduction of of is
per quarter. Malting barley scarce and in good
demand, at an advance of fully 26 per quarter ; a fair
trade in grinding qualtics, at the full prices of this
day se'nnight. .A good inquiry for maize, at an im-
provement of 601 per qr. Oats firm, without change
in value. Arrivals :—Wheat, foreign, 3.245 rs
oats, Irish, 372 qrs ; barley, Sis qrs Irish, 12,006
foreign; maize, foreign, 380 VS.
WiiLs? a d.
Chtlian Oregon, white .. Edi to 611 par stabs
American, Snit spring .. 61 to U
Ditto, sucondary to 80
SP
French, rat 40 to 81
OJessa, and Eleopol, er;ft 47 to 49
Dentianski and Marhumple, soft 0 to 0
English .14, rot and white . 40 to 01
Ditto, new, red and white _ to 50
BM/LET.
English, good to fine malting .. 53 to 46 per in.p.or
French, good to fine malting 37 to 40 per 4201 be
Irish, goal to fine malting .. 30 to 41 per 43511,e
Danube and Odessa, grinding .. 25 to 26 per 400Ibe
!dab andFrench,hesey grinding 27 to 28
Oan.

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J,3 21 inch eh, 3 Roller £420.
CATALOGUI3I FREE.
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taking away the gniundwork of boils, carbuncle., fevers,
feverish skin, erripeles and all epidemics and counteract. any
...Toro of wing or drinking or any sudden affliction or mental
sine, and prevents diarrhoea. It lea plosant beverage which
supplies the want ol ripe fruit, m meenUal to the animal
economy, and may be taken as an invlraUng and cooling
draught under any circumstances, from infancy to old ego
is Impresible to overrate Ito value, and on that account no
hoirahold ought to be without it, as by its use many 'lb...trona
moults may be entirely prevented. In the neriery it is beyond
raise Pws ro' by I. C. ENO, Newcastle-oil-Tyne, or ma
y
Lbad through any Chemist, as all Wholmale liouesi keep It
in stock. Price Is fid Nei 4.
trot of the many Tastimoniala received, illustrating the value
of the " Fruit Salt," I give the following :
From the see, j. W. Nob, Holy Trinity Church,
North Sigel's,
DLit So, November Ist, 1,73.
As an illustration of the beneficial effects of your " Fruit
Salt," I can have no Imitation ir giving you 'articularus of the
case of one of my friends. Ilia whole life ma clouded by the
want of vigomus health, and to such an extent did the dug.-
gbh action of the liver and Its concomitant Bilious Haul ache
affect him, that he wee oblige,* to live upon only a few articles
of diet, and be most Flaring In their use. This uncomfortable
ami involuntary eacetlem, whil.t it probably alleviatol his
suffering., did nothing in effecting a mire, idtle,ugh pensvertal
in for moan 15 year., end also, to my knowlolge, o.neulting
very eminent members of the faculty, frequently even going
lotion for that purpose. By thu use of you iiimide " Fruit
Pelt," however, he now enjoys the vigorous health he had long
Co‘ std, and has never had a heaciee nor conetipation sloes
he commenced to use it, about six months ego. and csi partake
of his food in such obesity manner NI IA afford, as you mg
imagine, great. Satisfaction to hiiwelf and friends. There are
others known to me to whom your remedy has been ro beer
tidal in various kinds of complaints, toot I think you may very
well extend its use both for yoUr own interest and pro bow.
public. I find myself that it makes a very rdrushing sod
exhilarating drink.
1 remain, dear sir, yours faithfully,
To J. C. Eno, Esq., J. W. Num
Mr Itobert Clark, Marley 1101, Getesheed, writing for a
further Duel* of " Fruit Salt," adds—. I hay, sold shout PO
dram bottles of the • Fruit Salt; and iu everY MC I know It
has given the utmost istielactlon."

ELECTRICITY IS LIFE
PULVERMACIIER•S PATENT
fIA LVANIC CIIAIN-BANDSL BELTS
‘Jil BATTERIES, RECENTLY IMPROVED.
Approved by fits Academy f Msdicins of Paris arid piker
Medical Authorities in Ragland and abroad.
These Medico-Electric Appliances, though used
externally, have an internal action- and, owing to
the Physiological, Physical, and Chemical effects et
the Electricity which they gently and permanently
Impart to the system, they promote digestion,
circula-
tion, and nutntion, thereby assisting Nature in her
efforts to restore the normal balance of health and
vigour in is debilitated constitution.
Electricity, the prime actor in the process of life,
pervades all living organism, and its identity with
nerve force Is no conjecture, hut a positive scientific
fact, known to all versed in the teaching of Elsctro-
physiology. Consequently, in Nervous Exhaustion,
Local Debility, and various Functional Disorders, the
result of electrical deficiency, the above Appliances
are Nature's most congenial and reliable remedy, as
Is proved by the success of the past 3/ years.
Recent improvements also enable sufferers to benefit
from the vast curative powers of those self-applicable
galvanic appliances in a warm and dry date
I. PUI,VERMACHER would call attention to
the following, among the many eminent, scientific,
and other Testimonials to the value of his invention',
signed by the elite of the medical profession, as a
recognition of these great Improvements.
'We, the undersigned, have much pleasure in
" testifying that J. L PotranisscHaa'a recent UR-
" proTementa in his Voltaic Batteries and Osivanie
" Appliances for Medical Purposes aro of great ha-
" portance to Scientific Medicine, and that ha is
" entitled to the consideration and support of every
" one disposed to further the advancement of real and
" reful program
Dated the 9th day of March, 1866."
CHARLES LOCOCE
(Hart, F.(C.P., Physician to H.M. the Quoin).
Wm. FEW:MESON
(llart.F.H S., late Surgeon to lI.M. the Queen).
HENRI- HOLLAND
(Bari.. MD., F.R.S., Physician to H,X. the
Queen).
J. RANAI.I. MARTIN
(Bart. CIL M.D. F.R.R.) he. de.
Dli. C. IL\ Ni)FIELD JONES, PROP., F.R.S.,
ry Physician to St. Ma's Hospital, under date March
In. Peat in a similar Testimonial se above, adds—
" I am astisficsi that he is an honest, earnest.
labourer in the Sell of science, and I think that he
"deserves to meet with every encouragement from
" the Profession and from scientific men.
Thu Bona-Fide Evidence of the efficacy of these
appliances is supplemented by the following paragraph
recently found in the standard work (p. 76, IWO of
Jo= Kinn, M.D., Clinical l'rufessur of Obstetrics at
Cincinnati:—
" In those cases where it is desirable to produce as
contintiou* current of galvanism and without tho
intervention of conductors or electrodes, there is no
instrument superior to Pulvertnacher's Improved
Galvanic Chaine. . . . These chains are very useful
In many nervous disorders,
Muscular Dobility A plom ia Rhe 1111 l atism
II end [aegis lEpilepsy 1 /yspepsia
Paralysis 'Torpid Liver randy:hi (Bladder)
I'entml Paralysis 'Asthma Chorea
Spinal Paralysis rnienorrlnea Impotency
Neuralgia ysineio ilitra Writer's Cramp
Sciatica Sidital Irritation Hysterical Cramps
Stiff Joints 'Nervous Debility and Gmtractions
Hysteria Constipation Loss of Smell
Hysteric Paralysis Deaf ties4Serv's.).lsets of Taate, de."
For furthur Testimonials, both Medical and Private,
ODD ImlUplalut, "GALVANISM, NATURES CRILF, ItEsTORJA
I op IMPAIRED VITAL ENEIDIT," post free for 3 stamps at

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ESTABLISIIMIINT.
191 !mum STREET, LONDON. W.

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NERVOUS AND PHYSICAL DEBILITY.
Regulting from errors or any other cause, not
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tet Published. pont tree for two Samoa
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IsX for the CURS of NERVOUS DEBILITY. By Dr,
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Glees INSTRUCTION and PRESCRIPTIONS by which
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Important to Country Patients.
CONRULTATIOb IIY LETTER WITHOUT RE.
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directions for the mint successful restoration to has to sod

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