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

were gold during the days It Ina opus. Koch amusement
... mated among the younger potion of the assembly
by the estabiblunent of a prlsit;o ?os
Whi 'show of wild beasts,
a dip in the bran-tub, aril ',tton by Mra. adion,
frAn Birmineliam. of The wonderful revelations of
rianrbett." It is Intended to bare another day or two of
..le sboit the middle or the end of August, at which
.oson the town is generally full of eisitort—Com.
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eeeeeminiiimeMe_______
,e..------- 'ere sold during the .
wea crret'bilaurn°enegt Lof ,
by the ate braneub. line
• die ie !rob.' thane of " .
Was 51 - 'nit is Intended t
leserliketoti
the middle or de
lwle e- ' wo is generally fts.
wawa the te
.........mmeme_......o.
.flubtO 111111 it,
y in no chastiser if it is caught t.
ow.(thfiserghiroeboffii.towaßozne, and bring bac,
especially those ot
issir„„l,', Is°
ties, are eatable, though ooe ca
r‘•••••.--i,evi viriee• h fi b flesh, or fowl.
61,1;4 eerefairlt cerhirmoit.ierhione
!xi-promised for the a
ore the merrier. R..
watt nu'l ll'eser a d d night. Ilia Prise wilt
les ,tosent ay an
la at - - all'
tches The ciutguard called en hie
i.. credit for meeei_ him 4. dowse his glim," or he'd lure
ne night and Deu".
4:no o pee With a Pleb he made reply-'' Aw, ess, I
" --ir ' .'ch luck nowaolays, I 'epos* thee wauta 1 .
die
there he wer m t were, just as thee tooked my
t„ go xff my sake
well father and erFtuto. ?"
nso atvi • party of 50 woted-ls Tore,
T11,4n6' Bea' -' . I V inted on Monday alfalust
; is • were ens' 7 . imi.Oo All 1 ca.
excersone.ie e 28.. e. •rbeir loyal hearts lunged to take
n'''s'a". - uf:l-..ism. uth in the steamers Carbam and although t
the tril' te° 1'.,,,°e•-efie'v 1. were too full. The captains that of •Il le
TelegniPei e,e" - in mr not's aqueous suggestion that the one at t
di'l e"t avi•.6.C..- i a rope and tow him a-tern. eccusation shoe
they *boat heave eve
the party afterwards took a trip in the astonishing fact.
out some explanah
Merrier,
. a 1 by the Langton brass band, which
Fidec' reetweednee. -sullach ::reet sounds that sorrow was more that Mr. Wren is ILL
by two English judg,
cmpletely. skoweed than Mr. Best would have been.
inwour neighbourhood. gentlemen is Denman, ,
Wheat is Leafing up fail
the other gentleman is 1.,
We have tested wane coots] ng . fold.
in illustrious.' He figures name, but a Spanish name,
Kiddie' is reelly bee 'm " great-grandfather of Mr. e
e newsagent's, table in Friendly
now on Mr. Hardy's, th.
hung taken in hand by • couple Spain and settled at Plymout,
saine time that mine came an
Gratin:is evidently
' iris hands are deep in his pockets, twe-
et ha-emes• i, th comeany on boerd were (Cheers.) Now, gentlemen, I h.
that thougb 0
ever, SO
," they got nothing nut of him. that our opponents are going to die
m'atly 'll'eluietemi 7- . know that " Swanage" will be of hir. Justk• Longs, bentinte his n
mil ri vdeorwynPt7.--pos-nietrii•ty, not merely in " Hutchins' Slasniamia, and if the
who has become Engliertiloroailical:recs
Uri; t-„ -6, a Goreet-which is too dear and too tedious
and in which the Population of this country fit to sit on .
for ordinary purses and mitience,
. riamly put on • look of entice- think I may say. that I have ayroper elm.
atone trade dna no• ce
ne,mohe written of late Tam- the benches of Parliament. (Heir, hear, an
and best of. all in Now, a judge of the laud is a very Im_ portant,
rtnitn solu'efoialrlllyntahr; sist.t.o--r-y 'beam,
which is considered our most but • still more important person tea Prime Ma.
cnoegnlnecktterioini4waccoithmtphlaitihmems -education. One of per and if Mr. Hanbury is returned to Parliament, s..
rector*, named Bell, Was the eon of a Scotch barber, of would he support as Prime Minister ? (A voice :
c dse head of • Military School at Jew') Wen Mr. Disraeli's grandfather was .
Silted' Amen‘.l"h7eMpanloyed youthful monitors and thm laid Italian, who 'settled in England, and the cases of Mr,
claim to the inrentioenref
al:idlest:rem. He afterwards Justice Lopes and Mr. Disraeli tare an exact perallel to
(Cheers.) If this Is the only thaw the
became master of Sh bo
leo, l and prebendary of my own. te
one of the opposition can say against me it is not much. But ite tee
.1 Westminster. e was
far as my public character is ormoerned, all I can say
Hereford an
in 1811, of the National Society for promut- 0..
("under.,
in, education among the r., and of preserviug the is that,. for the five years I sit in Parliament I vot4
in Parliamentary language, pretty straight,' and Icon- Magus ,
ca.bebism. In 1832 be ted and left an immense
f eleo 000 chiefly to schools of one kiiid an I not give you • better promise than that, if returned by found in
fuertalneer liehee
'doctor will not be forgotten, and so you, I shall vote straight effain." (Cheers.) insensible ,
Swanae will he remembered. th. ough few people yet A few historical and political facts anent Walling. the
eeephew e
10-- the hospital ali
tom in what part of the world et vegetates. No doubt furl Mr. Editor, will prove intently to ur e°°"'uon re
be obtained some awful illustrations of ',gnomic* from Bri port Liberal readers - " Walli ord • severely on the a
lout are better than this. "At place of great antiquity, and was ancient. y • Roman Royal Standard Pt
elnlj.iu'' hteuktewneinatthe parish 44 Northchurch, Berk• station. It is situated between Reading and Oxford, and the basement e
e P"- ''Liti . f lel ea 88 laced their marks being about 13 miles from the latter place and 48 miles was wrecked. Whet.
heoleteae, ou. o. ...... ro-ril, p
he was only heard to u
iweel .4 their names. Lid November the same from London. It is built on the banks of the Thames,
reb a poll de -ideal &gaud the formation of a spanning which is • handsome stone bridge 300 feet his sereedh failed him.
bv h k rench Boot Rep
stietete, much excitement pt.
rei-.,,1.te'.u5e1." They had wood enough in their own long, erected in 1809. Many years ago, when the town
bale had not reached its preeent proportions, the persona were buried them
LUCIS. inhabitants were principally employed in the malt and the exertions made I.
--- trade, and corn and flour were conveyed to London by to recover the victims were mei.
great deal of labour they came up
BRIDPOZT„ canal navigation. During the civil war between
Stephen and the Emprecs Matilda, the castle, which hie nee:eke. "a .d pr••••- °l' • mat
A SERIOUS Feeenent.-On Wednesday morning, was built by the Romans, Was occupied and held for i uoy. nese were got ce
tpuel, like the other sufferers
Aleut nine ...clock, Mr. Foster Foot, cooper, of East- the latter ;it was subsequently the place of meeting Hiddieme Hospital. A fumhoe ...trete"
surd. snstained a Revere compound fracture to the between King John and the Barons. At the mcovery of another men. whme mew..
!cft sine by falling from a ladder. Mr. Foot was commencement of the Parliamentary war it was tatted his following the others. Altogete
ingaged in clearing out a thute at the back of his repaired and garrisoned for the king, and was not fifteen cases taken to the Middlesex Howe
mete,. an.l wee tieing a ladder for the purpose. surrendered till nearly the close of the War ;in 1653 it indances the patients had their wounds atte.
Neelecting tlw precaution hi place • weight at the ham wais cone letely demoliehed, and part of a wall towards were enabled. to be tient home. Sev.en CANA
,as attention remained in the institution see
.4 the teller it dipped back, And Mr. Foot fell to the the river is all that now remains of thin ancient and ten,
gnome upon Itie ann. The injared limb wax et once celebrated structure. The town gave birth to Richard nlinother amount states that about 4M) h
eet and iiremed by Mr. W. A E. Hay, who pro. de Wallingford, abbot of St. Alban's, and John de heen more or les. d and several of them have
'mimeo' the fracture to be of a eerious nature. Wallingford, a monk of that abbey ; the former was an rendered untenablr CdPercy-street five houses h.
Nee MINIMA Fos WALLING F0R15.-Mr. Pandelli eminent mathematician and the inventor of • curious ha.l their basements and first floors totally wrecked. .
Belli. of 17 lielgrave-equare, ie the only son of the late deck, which showed not only the coulee of the pun, teeny instances the coping and roofs have been broket.
ne shattered by the shower of granite blocks sent into
Mr. Thema.. Rani, el hen lon, b/.. his marriage with moon, and principal stars, but also the ebb and flow of the
'the air by the fo o( the explosion. Near! ell the ,
Mary. the only ilaughter ef M. wedeln .trgenti of ma ; which ingenious machine he presented to the Abbey wiii.lows along the line of the explosion have beLi blo ie.,
Alenwillee. lie Wax bairn in 1845, and ed at Church. The latter woe an historian, and his famous in, and chimney-pota have been thrown down. An eye- ~7h.
liiim's Ce' illeee, gradtuting ILA. at the University of chronicle, published by the talented Dr. Gale, in his witness says: -" I was walking down Percy-street, when :ith-01,
tendon in Peke Mr. Rani who is a nierchant in collection of English histories, many of your readers I felt the ground shaking under my feet. I immediately meithe
Linden, is mit new to Parliamentary life, having have probably read. Previous' to the passing of the saw the centre of the street towards Charlotteotreet rising ditionot
repreeented Bridieirt for mime time in the late Reform Bill of 1832 its electoral roll numbered only in the air. A tremendous report followed, and then there the forma
Parliament, for which borough he wait returned on the about 150 voters and returned two members to Puna- was a shower of bricks and stones. I felt myself lifted faith and (..
uliglateltti.ohe noetxat .Alomegotlel %Tr
tlhyaMg amoang Ream end .
death of Mr. T. A. Nlitchell, in April, Isin, when he ment. The borough has sinoe included Aston, il
tnoemdetillis at
defeated Sir Charlee Whether'', his Conservative Moreton, Cholsey, he. suburbanyarishes, and to-day The gee came in volumesm aroundeerte, nesrly chokingw jet,
oniement, by a large majority .-Berkshire arid Oxon contains 1,250 elet:tors. Walliierd hes been met with much difficulty I scrambled out of the trench. aebevymoinr thiaehcoit e
AllmtiKr. represented by men of mark. In 1 5 the Tories held A horse and cart standing near me at the same time were own chums.
euxlends the im
MAGIIITIMILL-Dr. Denzil°. sat for the Mit time.-At the seat, the member being no lees a personage than blown a distance of ten feet into the cavity, the poor iie the
th- 1 . gh p 'lice co srt 4 u Tuesday, before the IdelsT the existing Vice• Chancellor Matins, who was animal being shockingly injured, whilst the cart wu nursery and t.
z ul and activity of th
an 4 De D•nsilme George Kelly, traveller, we. charged on defeated by the late Sir Charles Wentworth smashed to pieces by the falling stones and bricks. A been enlisted in its bed
remand with steatite a coat Gem the Hit or Mho beer. Nike, Bart , by 20 votes. Three years later thick red dust enveloped the street, and I had no idea of „But hi d •
hi tie. SI iuth.street, 'improperly of Jobe Hunt, landlord.- when Mr. Disraeli's Household Suffrage Bill what had caused the explosion. Some children who were w ist we nue
lbs. Hone appeared si prosecute, staring prieenw rano, to
had become law, Mr. S. Vickerwof the Westminster playing in the street at the time were also thrown into Aleemighty god_
....for,_the_riceew,
ber bide to sleep 011 Friday week. 11. slept In a garret, . le ei .. , .. .• . .. . ...... tbe trench. and some of these I helped to extricate and In a° To me° se i".""hesecie,
an 4 shi- did not miss the cest on thrs tali ale It leas in ry I pinta, oustea Sir entworsn. in Lose carry to their homes, which were quite near." much yet remains to
Ow r 0 .111 prio.ll.l. Otellpied, and A. setae won In Of,- Mr. Wells, a local brewer (beer wan), defeated the Another eye-witness says he wes standing st his door in efficiency and.
eexateud thelinflus
l 5 I' Dir.-r•wrk, et stinn-.1 at I.yrise Regis. trued prisoner Liberal candidate, Mr. Edwin Jones, of Southampton. Cliar ottestreet when he noticed a cloud olf dust shoot up the Church ot n gland. tis tit
t ..., Lyme te II , yforil, od fr iitt th.kc .to :I, .t.,e, where At the last general election Mr. Walter Wren from Ikelfoteepessege. This wan followed by a loud modern legislaton to remove 4
he roue I him at the Gen. ge leo, wearieg the cue He LLiberal), gained the seat, wresting it from Mr. Wells report, which rattled down the street like artillery fire. teaching from many of te.
Ile observed two or three people stagger and fall, and the
ehergiel hoe web steeline if, when prisoner answered 41 votes. Mr. Wren was unseated on petition, but
next moment the ground shook under him, and • portion 5;4. inaer:ypos;ralistad Ibis fact alone h dot
of the Sundayuschoo,
•• yeu are mistaken, there is in ee than en. eat alike." 3.fr. Wells did not wain oome forward. The Tories adjunct to the '
Wm.. mei him from the irle•rription ho In,w it to he m,...„ .-- . - . -ieni H.ll, staffenteht of the street in front shot up • hundred feet into the air, ininsPen"m° "-LIU .. . .Pat`
urutlght mr. tianintry, ot 1 of the church. we eernestry nope teat to.
Ihr me. Ile l'.. n adusitni.l finding it In the bedrome re, breaking his windows and stuttering his roof. The streets
late member for Tamworth, and the Liberals, Mr. in question are densely populated, there is • great this centenary may eesse Se me" Shia ISS''
thinking i• had limn left there by acme other traveller.
Mime.. to.k him hick In Lem...-Prisoner elected to be Pandelli Ralli, lote member for Bridport. It is deal of traffic over them, and it is difficult to understand the public mind, and so to give a fresh le.
there end Own triol ;he pleadel seeing the coat " knock. needless to go over the same ground again-Mr. Ralli that only some thirty persons received injuries. There improvement and exteraion of Saralee school.
ise shod the bee" en I thought it of As left he a 'reedier won the seat by 19 votes. were, it is said, six distinct explosions. At the place Bon with the Church of England.
lad 0.1 the propety of the mote &I. -Tea; b•uch Con. If the Liberals of Bridport hide any gall mingled where the first explosion occurred four men were dug out
dreadfully injured. At the mond spot eixteen men 7
" The Caurce el Ensiled Sunda School lode
sideree it . deer am 01 reeler. y ; but teking ine, vii.• with the honej, it is the knowledge thee Mr. Redli's founded in the year 1843 in order to. form sooners i
sidenvion hthad li .iiti alma lit t week in primly: 'weeded su at W lingford means the lose of all hope that were extricated and conveyed to Middlesex Hospitiel. fennel' and organisation, and It nas been the me
aim of the committee both to render assistance in the ,
bim tor teree melts 1119 sa4 el • month h are lahour. WIDNISDAT.
they will again induce him to come forward for the
baa Ant
lhielftera-al-dlyobazentanoi6:rdntsadalwoniarlithrlarourteii...thertahgesusesahashl paration and training of the Sunday school teacher, Mut
TIIE DISASTER AT BURTON BRADSTOCK representation of the borough. It is too late to extend. and consolidate Vie Sunday school system.
Sere the fatal eceident reeerded lest week willing repine, but not too late to work. Let them centre medwey. perey,etreet is ehuoet p 'ad up hem cue " With an organisation which finds • place in every
hate. mei beans have kept veal with the hope of dig. their affections in their amociation and when the to end. It ia • wide thoroughfare, with old-fashioned diocet and which reaches to moat of the colonies, the
c ening and supine the holies of th .. enfortunate nen opportunity presents itself, select as Rood • man as the houses on each side, once • favourite dential street, work
mate Institute has made rapid progress, and the t.
frem the see Drags mid seines bare teen brought into one they have lost-• better they cannot find. now let out chiefly for places of business, and probably for believe that they may Mkt,' claim to have bad he,
we
cem:tusidenable share in producing the results which have flak
ose for the purpose, but the only satisfaction yet given to Various opinions are freely circulated. Some nurse lodging'. There seem to have been two ex °lesions in this twee Limed hi ed - exert
yse ev .
the bereaved is the discovery of the four hats lincludieg street, each of which tore no the roadway and hurled the
the one worn hy Canteen, who wss rescued), two jackets, •
the idea that Mr Rani intends holding the Walling. 'To the future they look forward with caladium.. know- suPPly
• a, stones against the houses. The whole front of one house ha portant
g that a larp field of op ty es ore t em, au may 1,
and it is stated a Donde 0 tobacco pip., purawting to have ford seat until such time as Mr. Wren may agoin
is covered with the dirt thus thrown et It ; the windows trustin that the sympathy and liberality' of their fellow. which fat
li bef h d h
belonged to one of the victims. On Thursday last it. There are probably few who think thus. Walling. r b k
e m en, and the stonework chipped. In another • eh hg e will not he eentine to meg, them to eceme recover the,
dor nt the entire day, • special watch waa kept for the ford, however, will find itself Ro politically and agarret window is blown aside, and in one of these houses • ure
mad
I fleas to say the interest of the Tat Ana
eel s, ler, being the ninth day froni the disaster, it wis socially happy in its selection of a new member, that a paving stone, blown up from the street, has crashed in new an
they
re
~
nt. Anse
wetted tiler woolil dont Up to tiro time of going to it wi 1 not allow him to retire on any consideration. down through the roof. In others the glass is broken, the cartaithis el i g 'pout of the con three times a
tomer w"k °lel mittee of the .
a wither here base recovered. It was learnt thee vise But the Liberals of this town should trust to no window-framee are crushed in, and there are huge chips d i to ex 1 satheir wl.r4 d total a redeem or
wet I reeve a double fatality. Mrs. Maiiner. of re an. ms, TP _,_ their have been prefen
Ith if t and rest assured such aho ' in the coping-stones and lines of stonework. Farther on
un a imam u ure, Pe la these irenterestpwrehich •
Mite Ili I, mother of the young Palmer, one .4 the tour grace liall Wray* semen ln the death of the L.
in the street is another centre of destruction where the w e d kith you have
Ewe, revived such s shock to the nervous reeteru futile. When occasion serves, will they have far to
cellars of a house laid bare, and the ruin of wi do or ,an especially of the assistance w are probably approe,
*sees being iseautimisly broken to her) that she ea. look for a worthy representative ? The next thing te terrible. • `vs given to the movement by which they have endeavoured
ed *eh Mstuies, which left her In a preotrate condi- to do, Liberate, is to forward Mr. RAM a congradu- origin of the Sunday ached system In Vienna, in diPle•
Two things are needful to an explosion ,• the first of these it eLwrmerir?crh. to ing nd that war I.
committee desire that your Grua
es. It is even femre I that the Pone 110111.0 • re... 0 will latory address. het it be illuminated and vellum- is thee the gas shall he mixed with air, the second is that - --- - •
should bees in your poi either' a token of tbeU gratitude certhivand that it will %.
'w aoseeatel M u-li sreemhY he stemmed in P ..Inet's bound, signed by each member ..f the suaseciation-it the mixture shall he in some confined place. In the upper sa well at &permanent m.• mortal of this centenary festival, Lotter ower In Berlin t.
es".• na''''ne'l "as wa'AD°X. ID t" imulitire and was will prove a lasting earnest of the goed.wishes, esteem, part of • room an explosion will happen if there is one
generally bdeves. and they be: your Grace ie accept s e personal gift from i,,,,,,i '
table.
and devotion of Bridnort Liberalism. i. irt of gas to fifteen of air and a candle is applied to the the members of the cam ieittee a maedal which they have me _ •
Lot sedt i
. 4"r" "1 Mir"' me d ik• wet. thhuhl The Wall' frd luri fll'to th • 't th mixture. But u the gas is lighter than air it will always zoo trade and navigation
lave lei n John NI althea s. mg o oes e in e t ery pi ey sed to be struck in ho 'my of the ocession."
digged for themselves. They evidently saw the red get away if there is any opening for ,
it • so that an "e
To within hie Grace us .:0 the following reply :- issued on Wednesday. Both
NEW eilooll Nis It t NG': FOR TIIE lay D R.V. light ahead, for it is stated that before the nomination explosion can only resalt from an escape wben the gran is ii show a remarkable increase 4,
a e tt. New e Mr. Kitto, I be; to i ewer my hearty thenks for the _ .
prevente. rom ge ing away. , or sonic resets or kindness of this adder., end for the preeela!, which I month of last you. 'The import.; ,
Ms Weide the Mayor opened the new 1.12.,,,,ing circulars were sent to the voter* y
li one of the it ain
1 other, the pipes tested on Monday night were not full d shall ever erve as a ieemorial of this day • and thia upwards of 33/ per cent., and the ex,
rug!. at hrsleole. for tete corps. on Monday morning, •t supporters of the Tory luny, wiet a request by the gaa, but of en explosive mixture of gas anti air, and week's pommel, gi. I , e that the mrdal beers on its omit.
Its ',inch, by. tiring the first shot, being sucees•fid in eender to return a piece of paper 'narked te show how eoneemiently when the light was app led the whole front the inipieee of the 4. iuntenance of Her Majesty the A British fo of 500 men haa attac
toeing a 'hulleove." H. llowelL Req.. with the they would vote. '1%6 is quite air mean • rubterfuge exploded like • train of gunpowder. Queen, aud it is • GAO •I weary thing to know that Her eip.- of he
Meier. dovieel ol 10 rounds, making some creditable th
IA e pa -woe
tch k Card trick. tif e hich the Bridport If workmen can let air into the gesmipes end then fire bagi. sty n. willingly g,,,,,„ h. 0n... the peenea,,,, of mid irgieseel, and succeeded,. ate.
int., .5* SWO Tints' range. Miring the day elute flring constituency has vet • green recollection. Wonder if the explode° mixture they have thus put under the Gus ceritciary, stunted al 0 eine that she feuy appreciate' nadatanoos in Mane-
rine the enemy there.
o .odulz..l in hy meow member. ef lb* corm. The - . ' ...." iv p ivement, the public will regard with grave anxiety any that great work which lii r august grandfather inaugu- SPTIVE Coomi.-011aTeret AND °mermen.
al. "ter It tr'e-M ,j ir le etas. visited thy butt* In tbe there was any patch aoout i .
oe•ratione within half-a-rude of their houses.
1.0/00. end plaved some reiectime until dukes., set I shi mid like to drew the attention of Libende to r ded mew nbe received Mr. R. ekes one hundred years ago. • thorough knowledge of the natural laws whim
•so i ans.: rea. kept up with hut few heervele during what should not be lost sight of-the subject of We are here in the presence of the chief civic auteoritiel the operations .4 digestion aud nutrition, ans.
the mi Ire dm. Tbe weather +.B most propitious, sod, " Registration." There are no doubt many Liberals WHAT TIIR WORLD SAYS. of the City of L indoor. expressing their approdation of the careful application of the fine properties of
with which he loin done hy thee Bentley echools. We 1_,,.„,,i
""i"olt the limited meet ee the corps bee lately had. whose names are not on the present register, whom All true lovers of yacht-racing must regret te see eissect to be honoured welt the promisee of the beds Lel.,""'__,°°°°lllic.teir.,, Epps has provide*/ our breaks
.. "or,* nr,r, on the whole, god There vr..re pre.ent qualifications and places of eh ide may be incorrectly the string of ill-lnek which has thus far attended the sepsis it t . ihe throne and his mue.h-leved Princess- "'wee aria. a ly flavoured beverage which ma
'ileum liarm w, Capkiiiii Whmth•m, Rev. K J. L. B.
se ~. tei ' •
solaria), lend. Roues el. Rey. Y. G. Christ. stated ; or who have changed their qualifications or performances of the Prince of Wales's cutter Formosa (cheat-0-I,nd Mao by the pre,ence of the junior members Nevem' many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judidoi
1 f bod S h h uld at once communicate in the s • d attars The big cutter of brr farlinv end others of the Royal Family. May we um of mach articles of diet that • oonstitution may Mt
p ace o • e. .uc s o prom an summer reg .
l'• lt.v. - Chant. r, Itv.. it... The range and ground
"uret II the 'mite are kin Ily p'aced at Ihe dimes .1 of with the proper authorities, from whom information Vanduars is the first racing yacht ever built of steel. net getovr UO5O all this Old this gust nation, like one gradually built up until doing eumigh to resist every
e r .rie In iit. 0 el, miller end Mr. r. Gibbs, aresituate may be obtained free of expense. There might be She hails from the Clyde, and is carrying everything Obilluau famtlY mores...lt'd btl Our Gun. n and her teudemce to disease. Hundreds of subtle maladies '
children, and r. pre.entel aleo by e thief civil: authoritlea th ret
""t a "1. 'strlA-051orter from the town, access is emy, many " ledger claims" allowed. Every Liberal who before her. The Prince of Wales s recent wetly are fleeting around us ready to attack wherever en thee
of this great ci, y ant which is the heart of the tenpins
id lbe corm will hare their former distance to tray. I has the cause at heart and who poetesses the required purchase is " not in it" when the new *delimit+) desires to tomtit, 'to Almighl God predation of this is a weak Whit' Ws may ••••P• m•Dy • fetal shaft Ilirte
.be new ren ' - Y our ma
gr ie su litany rem-de, pre'er.ble to the .4.1 qualification, should, without delay, claim to be holds. her distinguishing flag. welt which hal bo-n so loug doing and width God has so by keeping ourselves well fortified with pure blood aod
ane-it prow..
_. „ .b. provide againat Coolrery •nil side- inserted in the lid ..f votere. Such a step will be - abundantly bee ,d. • properly nourished frame."-Cieil Service Ossetia.- G. Wm
' ISO I, tresetal to practice. The Rev. F. G. Christ. .. Landes a .
Id' tl t. ... to the Liberal structure.
m Ins ano wr s in. Mrs. Legit, of Lyme, who has been serimialy ill, and oWe tem, h. re r •preeentetives of distant psrts of the Sold only in Packets labelled- icon Errs & Co. ka eta ot
. e'llra,e a Itr.vlele. kiiory .Merml for COsnpvtitio:i
5 :Nines rue, which will be competed for later on. - - laid tap for three weeks at her house in Belgrave- world. The fl us that are *mime usspresk of snood every Homcsopethio Chemists. London."
Jil.t at the time Mr. Ralli was being nominated for .1.1. re in sufficiently better to move to Folkestone, nation iu the drilla •cl world. May oe net believe that Wudinol Racemes Pease Maid - The marked e
''.INI IN hil.cilM.EY ON SUNDAY 80110 51,9, Wallingford, Mr. Editor, mane alarm and no little who., reviving breezes are considered by the London the influence of this institute so extents far lensed the superiority d this laundry blue ever all others. and the
" I ''oolar iernin • at St Andrew'. Church of Esse,
Mel . excitement wits afloat at the mat end of the borough, doctor. a better tonic than any quinine or iron they limits of our own Wend, and Out the whole so I-I is, in quick appreciation of ita merits by the public, have been
some degree. receiving beneets fr. in the efforts. the cons- attended by the usual results, viz., a flood of imitations; Raari e
me. thc Rec. l'rebeetary Br 'silky delivered • it being cliecavered that the pc renews on,,erot slue wan can reonmmend. mencement of which we this day commenorate 1 I brs the merit of the latter mainly consists in the ingenuity
re`t.".l led . *ewe Mister.° on tieteley Sedeil w..rk. missing from ite accuetomed perch. Some declared Considerable excitement Waa caused in Portsmouth est.
me rie I 5 o. again to thank the committee for the g.l.,a,,urn 1 have exerted, not simply in imitating_ the square drape, but
. , - . es iithetel for his text the word." Aod lie ale bad HOW') to Berkshire durin,e the night., °there, dockvardi on Thursday morning when it was found experienced In istauguating tbiec 'denary. an I Waxiness making the gral appearance of the wrappers resemble winri -uk
~....103,11 weed hi I
es het ik' • . mti the midst ef them ; and wl•en that 'the had repaireti to her ocean home, but neither that • convict had escaped fiom • gang at work there. my hearty thanks for the work th. y hoe c inii mod, that of the genuine article. The manufacturers bet don'ts.
t en lieu in his arms, he s iiil mite thee : who- iii di sin
Rupposition proved cireect. She limil 'simply. " eone to An immediate search waa commenced, aged warder which 1 trust may be blessed. therefore to caution all buyers ts am " Rockall' Paru
meg shall e e ie. one of such chlieren in my name Gne
With Ms "The splendid gold medal bawled to rue br - i hi` follow- Blue" on each Packet ROBEg -Taff ,
fr,eir•qh me..-Mark ix., AS an-I' 37. The presceer al. be 'Wilted ;
II- . • now this is rather a singular coincidence. making great play amongst the long gnrrows
.a
i for log inecription on the obvene a.de-'P.-em-e,,• il loy the Toßoar AFFECTIONS AND 110ARSENCIL-All suffering esseelest ado,
.1 e t of.eri• It . the darting of the lialth•th Scheel It will be remembered that its some of the election bayonet. A dockyard official was also
committee of the institute 4. Ilia Grace the Archie-hoe from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be wisb tt,
"e°l•l4 le note rt Rather, of Gimieuter mister Art literature it nail pot, interrogatively, " Can you paint his zeal. He was armed with a short stick, and was
en of Canterbury, es • petron of the institution, Jub 3, 1880 ;* ably surprised at the almost immediate relief aff by Ire MTB •---ji Xi
Cr^s±!y. i1,....,,g,t of children playing in'the stns.& on • Pelicall.Sollilny r Mid at this very moment a musical carrying • huge horn lantern. Evit lightld ; tee Lette- and en the release side 'Queen Victoria, patio,. Feunded tbe use of " Brown's Brottchial Trochee" These femous
, ' ''''. "el eth. reit. dee cratin • the dey,l.l him te artist I, verifying the belief in his abilities by carefully being presumably intended An • weapon wherewim to in Mae aud in the cent. an open Misle, with • Sunday " lounges" are now sold by mod respectable chemuts In
-1-id.r..,. , issMaGnigkrik
. 11.4 .v dens which he 'tamed at a 0n.,....1 ren.lorning the plumage.
i t 11. .i I No doubt the faithful old brain the convict if he found hint (?). A reward of Sabool C. ntenary' reuni the rim." this country at Is. ltd. per box. People troubled with a
reeieeei ent ask kw large e"ntrili"ttons " r ill bine which leo. become famous; for hie eloquent speech three pounds for the capture doubtless had inspirited The dela aseumat a somewiiat lively •ppear epee and " hacking cough," • "alight cold," or bronchial affections, IVllegelit
tee.tee they hut .t once acted upon him gr mnit i • h t .1 ted 'th I Id I i H all these efforts proved fruitless ; for people began raiding about, sirloin the Arcithighop intro- cannot tr? them WC, SeoW• as similar troubles, if allowed ts
ea. e bee 014,,, 'I 'the e i lof the cle de Th • . ming t e recent contes , waa lei e a wi its o im. owever, Leil .. • . .se
ll at duoed to the Lord Mayor and 11. hope, Tung, do, Chinese to progress, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
'"i't, -1....4 that ,i.,, st,eniii:r al 2• ' • friend'. grand reception at Wallingford, and confidence up to a late hour that evening the convict was sti I
malamtly •
movement, a. rote ... Authassidor, a short dement- e ng pereothae... n o
I ki h had allediona. See that the words " Brown's Bronchial
- 'f.'"'"e 81 ii•nm th.re ding • Tallying gni frame.. in libi aUccean, that she demanded a new coat in honour Imee. The good people of Portsmouth are in an
evidently come prepared to en ioy ales the greeteat sight Troches" are on the Government Stamp around each box. ROSE's LEIM JIII e-. 1 .
T. :...I emu.. Fee, 0111110011 of...children pint it. Pili, , n of the event. What will be the particular hue of the uncomfortable date, as the convict is described as Lendooers have witnessed fie 'tinny • 10.. g day. He -Manufactured by JOHN 1. Beowe and SoNs. Boston, 'id everywhere Mine Itirlwee,
4 ' "•.,• "( the netetn. Tee preacher &Intuited to new plumage we cannot yet determine, but someone a powerful man, marked with various scars contracted graciously acknowlodeed the e anuth of the reception United States. Depot, 493. Oxfordertreet. London rbaata Oman,
•-r t•, trle r
.... ~ ~ ilneation and management of the young, suggeets • suit-not a lawmuit-for the faithful biped- in his previous conflict's with the polloe. accorded bin. VaLII•RLE DISCOVERY FOR TIIR II•111.-If your hair is ROSE'S COL
eV, 11410elel 1.. lb
~,,,,, f
„it ... • proper ebanrel woul I bring forth of shepherd's plaid small clothes ; handkerchief of a -- - et ert MA or white or figli off, uas "Ile Mexican
Everybody was on tlp-toe to cch tit ti 4 .t of the turnin grey e , .-.-. _ .14 .
ree A •
ra" le tee vi nas b me Lor I ePh refer- ,le eeZilreee et .. 11=tritasel I
ree t . addle a aye .- 16
r . . . tho
le beam nervousl about Hair
usand tints ; and that the capacious under-mandible Members who have the privileged entree into Caotain royal approach, and peop , y peeping Rimmed, for le
.wie Peetneeilf, ,t sem/ aps•
imple and temehin and iii scoord- he see, 1 es Madmen guar
ted snuff-colour. This, however, would not Gmfgett's room have been struck with • print whicd and ships ids, ther the Pete e would c irne. Swede •Orsuglrarabiarkite hair to its engine!. colour, wie t leaving
'ee with elikli to y .heil.l be al Irpe. d uided. "' 1""'" -
Tette .. nau g had the .lu-diode' been sneered when up trent the Reyal he smell of moat Restorers. It makes
,w-ear eemill he taught the hfl'h he prove congenial to the faithful bird's taste. amid the forest of 'Mob-envie:is, stands out in bold
.nt wlc would .xp n
Ziee.l',P.tti". *ln mirth there may be • depth of mystery relief on the lintel of the door of the inner room. It Standerd, In front of the Revel !tend, the bold of the he tethir
ache& dryoubsratdiful, as,
ewhell ath:aremoting t;la: BIGHT lIILZDALS.
_ .___ _ _._ "Grenadier Guards, under Mr Din frey, struck op gro
1 ~,,, "t• We stesid receive and treat chedren as depicts' the arrest of Mr. Bradlaugh, and is a cutting nye the Queen," the children folloeins, and the Priem decayed. Ask your for " Tee emcee Hain
. the of our deep resod and affection, as a sacred FACTS AND FANCIES. horn the Police News. of Wales, and his much beloved consort ivel alighted sad Illerswits." Weltered ley HENRY C. GALLUP, DA Oxford-
"r". hemially eh id b
..d ces.ar ~ , ou tea be broug Is tup as Chrin ians,i a (From Pursed) - heen introduced to the distinguithed company 'mumbled street Loudon, aad sold by Chemists and Perfnmen every.
d....,'..... I euetiennot forgetting they have int wen al ei.iteow tie gig moue -Rabbit& The riddle which hex gone the round of the smoking. to air them cordial and loyal greeting. The Priace where at 3s. ed., per bottle Alktit & 11,4
heirs of he teen an I are to live either in i. • "'-
Tem.§ iir misery io tit - • RECriFiCaTio. , Britannia (dresenuker to Mies room at the House is as follows: " Why did the linked remarkably well sod bia Minces& never lovelier Axel= TO Moreau le-Are you broken in your rest by
eternity. They should be taught Hellas) " Now we ve let it out for you, you'll be more Northampton ahoemakers elect Mr. Bradlaugh?" and every British and foreign eart go ng out towards her. a
h i . sick child *offering with the psid of cutting teeth/ Go st este * nth
A hinpelf wo•I•I le -11 th mto bri I t f ' ''' I.lme k
eu the th v imeht bea a- Ael We •g t 'i`..`• i e emn-ertable • e___, the answer is, " Because he did not T
believe in the her mated themselves amid me-Remus cheering sad once to • chemist and_epet • bottle of Moo Winstow's gr to
g to ntrt.r.,
~,,,ni,,,,
~,.,..
_r tie youno . ...s v.. os WOOO ..5
r- TRuLY CoNSCIRXTtOCS -" Are you asleep, nem". I " immortality of their ones f " hurrah.. lloovonso flynor. It will rebore the poor sufferer Inunedi- 1
g ,i,,„.. ~,4' 't tens It waa such edifying and entails.- e yes mamma, and the doctor particularty geld that 1 The Ting of the Helloed accompanied them. Next to &tidy. It is Perfectly Itemises and pleasant to taste, it
Mee. A, het the geed 'y lielt".la latended I' needn't be waked to take my medidno." [Snores. --+•. arrive were the Dukes et O•mhrhige and Trek. m elle the Druests natural 00" saWD. br relieving
_the child from DEL,
___ territ of the churches and hatols this Mil, M •
Fel Wel ,I.ei, „._ _ ~ e •- - 1 SIC AT HOYE -Jenes (an eligible bachelor, whisper- .
The writ in the action brought anst Mr. Brad- Dooloos and their children. preceded by the Brines of pals, and the little cherub awakes "as bright sea button." BEVEL
,pco 00 nunday last. ing tenderly). " There s too much music in this world, laugh has been issued in the Queen's BeDCh division of ' A.I • / Demises the chiles 801Wwl the gums, altars all ULM
Wales s children, the Prisoes but Victor Christian t rex NZ ram
TOWN l• • • bliss Mary. I should have been married long ago, if it the High Court, and will probably_be tried before the Inward, and George Frederick Ernest Albert. the relieves wit
.ndisi%=hee the bowels. &ad is the beet known 4.47,10,106,. 110 T Os 1:01.11
.... In NCI!. AND LOCAL BOARD. for dy mad diarrb whether arida from
"'it mese hadn t been for too much music ! Wh never I'd "crewel Lord Chief Justioe of England. The plaintiff is Mr. Princesses Unix., Victoria Alexmdr a Dunne, Victoria remedy
__ csa, g 14.41 by rleletiolr.
lii et, 'el., nt-ell. Howell, Eel, (actin. as G roe up my pluck to the pitch of popping the quation
, I Henry Lewis Clarke,who describes himeelf am of "00, Alexandra Olga tifery,and Maude Charlotte Mary Vitoria teething or, ? _rinnOgg., Mrs. Winglow's eteciatlidx w. nrck.•s 5. 111,1....1..
..1.'".".. -1:7 • i'' in. l'un Ire. T. H. Fdmeed., c oenehody always began to dos. and rif e""r" I we° Colveston-crescente West Hackney," and he seeks to An interesting part of the ceremony was the press eles Syrup le som_el amila,ttel,zd
in gee; e
.1,17
0,11:71.• et
ait 1 lama Ea 1./alur• &Jeri
:- Te le, s '''''. .1 5 Diteli•.... le E Bielitlec me• . to -" - Chorus of bydandem "Shaluhshsh I "-Moor the mod iy Memel children .1 a fithi,, and meet of per bouts. mania
esiehe ff: Welter...dr, G. A. eamien li. N 0 ,x. W. Jones is frustrated for the twelfth time ! recover E. 500 so penalty against the defendant for ittmon Prayer elegantly bound in morocco to each of the Oxfordedemet, Leedom EIGHT PRISE MEDALS. ,a ,
A hot. r h ..ins.ll. an IP. W. Gamine IC q. (dark.) THE SCNDAT SCHOOL CI. . . We I know
al the hating Mt and voted in the House of Commons Prince's children, which had been thlocribed for by • Houowers Plu.s.-This cooling medicias has the
leans mg...' l'ao re•vived bY Ur. Cluad,r flo.o the questionable proverb that reformed Rakes make the beat during a debate, without having subscribed the penny subscription from the Sunday *cholla", The Priam =y•et'oet =tenths bl°°d
ja
Uersebritcatti: ffir• eutirlyAavetsirillitia. WASTE PAPER '
~,,_ _s_._.:,,e Ita extract front tie bow alfectine the husbands. Going back • century, and loeking at what oath in accordance with 29 and 30 Victoria. and
.Prineess of Wales each reoeired the lame, which bore • L
teiile_e_l,....atemen, &cc...paned it. In effect the Aet is our stnsetArabs were a hundred years ago, and what c. 19. The action cannot be tried before next • suitable inscription. system. One pill taken shortly before dinner aoss away ...in 0,.... .
~„.7,, a..Allet 00 alderman elected serer the p„eme they are new...though Am ewe enough heaven and the I December, owing to the long vacation, and Mr. Brad. A hymn. "0 Doi our help images past," was next w _ a . . .
or _ , _ _ fidulency
all with the indigestion, fulness and indicative Are.
__ liattred,_ wi, ittonteilAWlL P•Pee
g in..'
e---. mr I r this'll hei-ellee" ei e'te for any election other place both knoweein one case at least we feel that I laugh hro expressed his determination, in the event of um. A few lc A.lll only nannies' to kr .•••• 111
rendered by the vast choir, suided by the military aad Liken wetesekeaslgeernaet
ae
ainitseXtrd
sad
aperients; An rein D..., proof US) pure&
WASTE PAPER. ...r..___lLut
u,.. ..- - -mooed" No remarks were in Me " Makes' Reformation has teen the beet husbandry. I lice bands. Then came • curet put of all the adax,la ha
Matter% 1 the decision being adverse, to carry the ease to the S'ivisions, preceded by several school beads playing lively not only relieve the bowels, but regulde every ammo tram
not itebtelo Spontaneous 000 l
A !Mort e taken' _
rano, the itilswented by tee Valuing Coronet's, e ,n. (Front Fun ) i House of Lords. I understend be ham retained Mr. aire. There were 70 London and suburban repre conneeted with thesaintiovereeme all saki hoggirsga, gad only on the Box. co srrui...-
tate of • • ' George Lewis to conduct his defence, and the highest minted. The linersoity of Oxford hart me • present of encourage • free of al the moreugas in=
„.....i....... 1 VAr.otis corporation propeity. The Tourist :-" The sky is red to. , will sesereees4
„tee!! ,h 1 exunined the premise'. and the Sures or ..
TARR IT FOR • SION."-- .
on . country.,,,, ._ . legal talent will be employed on the trial. 300 copies of the Oxford teachers' Bible, • °op, to be to our well-being. s theme/dee TO ISOOPERITT FOR, TAZ3131311.- W
7 ..,,_. ttl, aluoeutit and character of the work required) le night, friend ; what is it • sutu bout. ... .cept
iii. ,__. feel- l',lll at the prosent time regarded as one of the name ASTE pApER. ni....
-P 0 0 WM
.„,:ln, ,_Th.r. whole of the pl tee. were orders, I to be .‘
Dunne, sur Dunne no signs h• The pay of the British officer Is small, and it seems grs
rdi an yt e ds
et 'hyo el, e ;ITChtitelihnhg°Pthte";thivatieera!naytinthene t attrn ainV
_orefoltilorTreir hit &nat. iv, d-- - - - II • e pereelie, tout rati.uteyeerocri.Jowt:ey,rtihs.2 ;gen; *-
lee re; ee. e cordance with the report. o' th• King's Hood-- follow. The Archbishop wished them to he preserved fa which 111 most desirable for the preservetkin el seem by whkk It a,a7 Mar UMW
tabii.l:2°lT .x 1.14124,1 tbat at present there wit. no Poses-iskr (0-ns fact that three of our royal Princes very hard that his means should be unnecessarily altrellaa JO lb* DelrY reVek.,Prita u 5 z Bit--Aciummo it ramgar
tbe school as a permament mentoriel of the occasion. 111.0Rimitell-POS TEIII2I7IIAED BERATE .-A few drove rip,...........n.V.u...1 nee'
. q• te mu hes reduced by red-ta ism I h , however, of a se oder ewer.oll4lllt 10041-ele
ri,,,,i--,- actor cernmittes f th voted in favour of the Deceased Wiles .es r . Pe • sise Itseeikece et Mums la Dram ,
The Mincers endive& two magnifieut bouquets from ewe d thepta'a Flontimeeptinhhedes swore tosthbresh_Pro- I` ee 2••••_ ol•r-lisit.-Jei as. practical artlekb by r.pb. r a gira=a,.--,_2rAo_ftft WIECA.FrOII. Milk
brie h on 1
ile Demme ss,_ , or • oug .ir the
sufficed to revive the rumour that the Queen %rubes a eubaltern who returned invalided from Afghanistan, ~ ..
4 might he ''souriszd Act. and that some pr. ,eee-- Ai._ • heat dare girls dressed In white, and the Prince of Wales • duce • t lather. ensue thoroughly camases the WM rii. .7„;,' ableartbnele br milli all Mewed la sgriagnire. -...• •,,
ebeeeetai....coccasioned in the event of an outbreak _ her ~..ktor „mom he a prominent and had some seventy_odd pounds' special field- dower for hie puttee-bole.
eee,"'""e•Me Leen esehe e riiege in peen. lind to become allowance to i y.-A2sati treated imarywherc
fres paresitin or Minorities, hardier the ces. ii.distrelf.eirdetemiff is PeldiMmi rterY week. prier M. ze
or „,Vll9,sl%._igemo, , et, LA...wish 09... ,
fuliming g I,„__ Altlieloc sl authority for the borough r'''t "'w= "" - rece ve. This amount he &Mane to R. 10,„ the prio. isod Princess of weim retired the totter, stops &say. gime to the teeth •peou Most freest.; es I• 101 ...MR Yerd. Landoll. KA
Ow, in. u ""." wars ep rointed &seminal thw-the me ''' ''
"'"••••• le it TOR Idabel Ael tog
k. draw in London, but the home officials told mte feltowing tentlesem had the honour of being presented:- aed • delightful (regrew. to the breath. It reZwee"--""a"A -- . .._.__ nthetAim
,e , , • lIIKATIE
ti lke. Ilis Ons.
'Wads. Nv7...ewre• H. 110..11, J Hnuniell, T. n 44.011‘ 007TINT' -LW' :-." Hsw - Mary I" Mere :- lip odour arising fro
ply to India He did so, and at the expiration of The Rev. T. T. Kitt° (chairman of the Clrurniates of the unpiseen.st _ m demi.' teeth or toeemo The Three Matazines. :-.7ft* • •:',. • .:-..!it. ..• ,--,, ' .
..iabt, D. ff. gbidiecombe, .4 tf, N: to toe podium& so long ever, mornindiad, el‘ Mu, two months duly received a reply retrying him beak institute). IL R. Pennefather. Kel. fol the Home Oa** smoke. ' TheepeTherent iliwtlitse.' being amarassa in Pan -__ .... -
et .. plasm, mum, he's my sweethearts' i''''' -. "to London. Armed with - - e cati b bad dd i valuable service in the or d hooey and eet herhen is &lido= to the teat* and th• THE QUM& Ir'w """ D'ule• 1"1414." WANZER
mann 1101 Dive mum of all sorrow.' Mary : this communi on he once w o ren ere n •
iti„,, tee_
_, .n• drew attention to ea important enrsinaste are the Prquevel - vil I don't want no more visited Parliament-street, and was onee more schools in th na a, and to ' gteatest toilet discover? of the eire. Prim Ile ad of all
of tbe bends of Sunday • gro , stood the tut at then MAIM illii
ti welt too - Well mum, if they s the primem . Mrmist sad =mere. et • Widely learn at Doe a tho r.',7 6.1.4 Eletatiare..-Ree•rd. ,
wit 'wow *non. lie referred to the Moen. wbose activity much of the rapidity of the movement, et by Haat, C. uau.ap. a a ~.4,,,,,,, a osae Quiver le a narary 111 I i 1101."-m.a.vonsiA tees Nen ta weir as as am.
Hi Irma tee i, elle"nts. eseecielly to the delivery of better nor Ammer." referred back to Calcutta. The young gentleman
lives on his pay ; but, it bemoan& of children without etonfosioa wee du: fla Oxford a Loudon. --- SEWING =or Plaiting WM
, oi
taa
at_ _
~.Ornth. as the imrthern mail I' mid' up at in anticipation of the bowl sa°lLrm. Pnalyinter the indrahattle menitary of the Institute; 'TRY root WILICIWP I-Hydroids. (Hydrated Off) has antnumr.ll MIRY MAGASSINB. MeraM2o. 74 of Kilts. OlyZa thins=
4 wis ..,"71 • fez.ctly the UM, of delivery). No ' which was due to him, be had incurred expenses will emit te sshee con
.=.4o.iire their thinks; the proved of the highest value es a feed in consumption sad 0 Illeet,AM
or at 4,
1 reeerier or Mel yto InCh letters on the lathe day. ! TbA.,_,.° rens, oil
__,a'hy so many are unable to take Cocos were noTe.bringing him Into difficulties. An old stager Rev. Randall, T. Da established U. *Mb
te the Archbishop of eli wagelee disuses, henna* 'teethe:lag tnereese in lash st=irtgee str.lese *omit wurtzehaliiVise-grenrow /NW. MACHINEu. Moto. Loudon, W.,
This
sisirete,i,g ?'alell requested 11.. Gundry to collo ' hi, muss tbe varieties oemnued sold are mixed with advised him to putthematter in the hands of one of the Canterbury, and Odetide „_ side. of the Mora end nor". ve. =lmam of Hedraged Cod Liver OH PRICK usrs num. VP
107. the DMA authorities was ramilid u°l4i" Amok under the Plea of them 'soluble, while numerous touters for that kind of badmen. This Holitioars.,, who bad laid ost enlifoundo. is teedes gm thou room nourisking. es well mann PALOCIOUPT
Ro 0 ho und the Prince of des turned round and as__ _fin mem dersant to tag* the& pieta tog -um en TAITIPL3 "'OWLS. Pee Says • own. Monty, a& Th„...,___ .-WABT3 PABOEMBVT.
-handl then . really making them thick, bow, sad SftMstafve,
_This Entlemen, •w erstands the vagaries of the tin "set" e that the • etene la slug
. _ resolved Itself Ito t tet mlocution Office nude informed the Ards meeting wee a very tuereaseen MIA nourish sad preemie htereem Of weight la 4. gmy eae enabt Ila Rhea lqintrou.tiat LOOP IMO Is the mV W. AEDErAtlAlnfteligial.6ll4l C." rand' ear
".,,ica Co, . .II he Local Rear". may be easily detected, for if Cocoa f • ar WI tile ,••P ren , rtnok to obtain the moz:teiy . Mo. anew
far R.O. _II
tonsetee . report touching Mr a fortnight. He fulfilled successful one." And so tlas I bent my steps, ea thaw when eil. or fat. not se trealed, are difficult or hen ii.ristas smoidelrem•- . • to
new
bailding
in
weltstr.st
TU. a Pr°4"
44geneadigese oief bgarck. C6dburi'l
C""
bill 1 for the Wringer hia promise ; but his li e tat. invitation of ate greh to hie paw* eieg to digs& All sod lose 0111114 hay. Oslipis a Os.; eui id 1 Raba:km Bicycles & Tricycles, { SMUT a NEW
~,,- oaring el the plans. sad Met did le tu,Kaimessist is - nine i it - therefore three times the
undepery
... . wee seems fifteen poquds. • fine partook of Ms houltaliti. end efuseled to have attended of 111 ouritsd h 7 tt:tilicise or =Of en
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