The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1874-06-30 00:00:00

To BR SOLD BY AUCTION, BY
MR. J. T. ENSOR, at the Green Dragon
Inn, Piddletrenthide, on WIMIXIMA; JULY
let. 1574. at Five o'clock in the afternoon, snbject to
such conditicom m will be then and there produced.—
All that FREEHOLD COTTAGE and PREMISES,
with the Garden thereto: containing about 5 perches,
situate at Piddletrenthule aforesaid, and numbered
173 iu the Tithe Apportionment Map of the Parish.
The Premises are now in the occupation of Joagrii
Hors& and part thereof was until lately used as s
School House.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. ANuagirs
and Pop; Solicitor's, Dorchester, or to the Accrtos sea

ANNUAL OF THE WATERCONSBE
RAMS.
APT. ENSOR has been favoured with
inatructions from Mr. T. Chapman Saunders,
to LET and SELL by PUBLIC AUCTION, on
drIT 2nd 1874.—About 110 Improved
HAMPSHIRE DOWN RAMS of different ages,
lar'z size, with fine quality.
The Aremeoten, in direct the attention of
breeders and admirers of Intim, Hampaiiire Down
Sheets to this impoetsai Inmost Leticia and Seie,
with every ormfidene Invites an Inspection of those
now to be offertsl, believing theta to be in every
respect equal, if not superior, to those of previous
yearn.
The Flock, established in 18213 by Mr. T. H.
SAUNDZIUI, ham been bred with continued care,
meat, and and regardless of expense; and may be saul to
Ip.m:es, in an eminent degree, true character, good
wool, and large size, combined with fine Down quality,
not excelled, if egualled, by any other Improved
Hampshire Down-Flock ; and, from the very numerous
prizes which have been from time to time awarded to
sheep exhibited from this flock at various shows,
coupled with the fact that during the pest season alone
Mr. Foxi•NOVRX exhibited at the various choirs in
fourteen classes. taking fourteen First Prizes for
specimens from this flock, further comment is unneces-
RSe Sheep tnay remain on the farm, ma usual, until
Angus" let, or later, if degireel.
Catalogues will he ready, and may he obtained of
the AUCTIoNEKR, or of Mr. SAUNDIIIIX, On and after
June 27th.
Watercombe is Six miles from :the Great Western
Station, Dorchester, where then sill be conveyances
(free) to meet the 10.27 dowo train; and Two miles
from Moreton Station on the South-Western Line,
where there will Alec he conveyances; and the 5.10
p.m. up-train stops at Moreton for the convenience
of passengers returning above Southampton.
Refreshment% punctually at One o'clock.
Dorchester. Dorset, May 20th. 1574.

DORCHMTER HORSE REPOSITORY.
MR. T. ENSOH begs to announce that his I
next MALE of HORSES will be held on
MllranAr, JULE sth, 1574 (Dorchester Pair Day), for
which early Entries are solicited.
TREMINT ENTRIEN
Bay Horse, six years, 15.3, quiet in single and
double harness
2 Powerful Bay Cart Mares, good workers
Grey Pony, 13.1, quiet to ride and drive
Brown Horse. 15.3, quiet to ride
A handsome Brown Mare, 5 years old, 16 hands,
up to 15 stone, was regularly hunted last season
with the Blackmore Vale and East Dorset
Hounds, a capital fencer, the property of Mr.
Summits, of Stoke Wake
Grey Mare, 11.3, quiet to ride and drive
Brown Mare, 14.2, quiet to ride and drive
2 ("art Horses, quiet workers.
Thoroughbred Mare, four years. 15 hands, quiet
to ride, just out of the breaker's hands
Black Pony, 12 hands, quiet to ride and drive
Very strong Brown Cob, six years, 14.3, quiet to
ride and drive
Early Entries are solicited,
Sale to commence punctually at Two o'cloc'4.
N.B. -In case of any Breach of Warranty. the
Horse must he returned, or notice thereof Oyes to
the AUCTIONEER. in Dorchester. by Eight o'clock
Wednesday evening, July Bth, otherwise the Purchaser
must keep the Lot with all faults
Commission —I per cent. on Horses sold.
Accommodation for Horses sent the day before the
Sal.'.
llorchester. June tied, 1874.

MORETON.
One mile from the MoretonStation of the Southampton
and Dorchester Railway.
MR. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
instructions from Mr. BURNMI. who ix leaving
the neighbourhood, to SELL by AUCTION on
Vam.tr. .Trts 3rd, 1874.—His Valuable MODERN
FURNITURE ; consisting of handsome walnut
drawing-room suite, upholstered in striped satin, fine
toned 71-octave piano in handsome walnut case,
mahogany dining-mom quite. Brussels and Kidder.
minister carpets as good as new, excellent mahogany
wardrobes. chests of drawers, washstands, dressing
tables. mahogany, Arabian. MO iron bedsteade, and
the usual furnishing of 5 bedrooms, office, kitchens,
larder, kc.
Four dairy iows, yearling heifer, capital chestnut
horse, Ii years, lei hands, quiet to ride, has been hunted
and driven in harness, phieton, harness, quantity of
choice poultry, g,l .. retreiver dog, &c.
Pull particulars are given in Catalogue Bills, to he
had I.f the Accriox am Dorchester; at the King's
Arms. Pudilletown ; Black Bear, Wool; and Red
Lion Hotel. Wareham.
Side will commence at Two o'clock.

HANIBRO FARM, WEST LIILWORTH, '
Five Miles from the Wool Station of the Southampton
and Dorchester Railway.
MR. T. ENSOR has been favoured with
instructions from Mr. R. G. RANDALL, who in I
quitting the Farm, to SELL by AUCTION. on
Wr.nrisatm__,_v. JILT Fah,—lfis Valuable FLOCK of
IIOWN 14}W.EP, Horses, Cows, Iniplements, Furni-
ture, ite.. viz. :_- -
3,10 Two, Four. and Six-tooth Down Eaves
Ito Two-tooth Down Wethers
230 Wither and rhilver Down Lambs
—.
780
Four cart horses, cow and calf, 2 cows in milk, 1
larrener, waggon, 5 dung putt., 8 iron ploughs and
tackle, turnwrest plough, 2 drags. 3 harrows, iron
drag, 2 sets inn harrow's eet seed ditto, 2 chain ditto,
nine-ahare scarifier. 2 tlembridge ring rollers, ,lain
ditto, lientall's lonabliare, 3 horse hoes, corn drill (by
Taylor and Sons), tuniip drill, ahepherd's house on
wheel*, 2 turnip cutter., maks crusher, sheep troughs,
malt Isows, lamb creels,, and other useful effecta.
The Furniture and Household Goals comiiat of
mahogany four post lkolatessi, I.tuml. bed...trails,
painted maple pattern Arabian bedstead, with chest
drawers. waehatan,l, dressing table, and towel horse to
match. feather bed, lsdsters and pillows, 4 painted
drawing tables, wahstand, 'foWel bones, 4 dressing
glasses, toilet ware, 'lining table, 6 chairs, 2 waxy
chairs and couch covered in American cloth, 6 chairs,
Reale covered in green Utrecht velvet, Kidderminster
carpet, drugget, ',Weimar& painted cupboard, dinner
service, 40 pieces green and white china, tea and break-
fast servim, sundry wars, 12 turoblem, 12 wine cinema,
tsa and coffee pots, washing tubs, iron furnace, iron
boilers, saucepan., frypans, kettles, roasting
.acreei. ~
Dutch oven, mslerator lamps, coffee mill, deal kitchen
table's, chair., and misty other useful articles.
Refreshments provided at 12.30; Sale will commence
at
Conveyances will meet the morning treble at Wool I
Itation. The steamer leaves Weymouth for Lulworth 1
at Eleven a m., returning at Five p.m.
The Sheep have been bred entirely from the cele-
brated flocks of Mr. C. SAUNDERM, of Watercombe
and Mr. .1, C. Fools. They are matching, of good
rise with 9nallty, and, having_ been bred on one of the
higionit hill farms on the lionietehire coast, they
p.....es a hemline and soundness of (smatitution that
must particularly recommend them to the notice of
D. •vn Flockmasters

WEYMOUTH, DORSET.
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VA LirA Rift ntsEuoLn PROPERTY FOR SALE.
MESSRS. biILLEDGE and SON hog to
announce) that they have received instructions
to SEI,I, by AUCTION, at their General Sale
I`ool,lo, No. 74, St. Thoinasatreet, Weymouth, on
Trninar, .1111. T 7th. 1874, at three o'clock in the after-
noon, subject to Ruch e,Aplitions as will be then anti
there peshieol, all those substantially built FREE-
HOLD PREMISES, which have for severulle"
been used aethe CONCERT HALL and THEATmRE,
together with the Cottage attached thereto, situate in
Mebembe Regis, in the County of Dorset.
The above premises poison two entrances, one of
which is in St. Nicholae.etreet, and the other in We -
atroet, and may, if thought advisable, be easily con-
iereed into spacious Stores, situate as they are near
the Water Side, and the Trani Way paemhe' tiuDe
diately in trout.
The Property consists of a noble and well propor-
tiorked Hall, with Galleries round same, Three large
Rooms, a Throe Roomed (oo" and other co,'
veniences.
N.B. An enclosed Yard Rituals between the above-
named Premises and the Wharf may in purchased at
a price to he named at the time of Bale
For further particulars and to View apply to the
Ai erloNEElln
Listed, Auction and Agency Offices and Merl.
71, St. Thoniasateeet, Weymouth,
June 1114,h, 2874.

DORCHESTER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
riIHE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING and
EXHIBITION of CATTLE and STOCK will
take place at DoRCHEITER, on WEI/NERD/a, the 29th
clay of JULY next.
Premium/ and Prizes to the amount of about .Cl5O
are offered for competition. Full particulars may be
obtained on application to the Honorary Secretary.
Notices of Stock to be exhibited, and all f!ertificates
according to the forms mentioned in the Rules of the
Society, to be sent to the HONORARY SECRETARY, on or
before SATURDAY, 11th next.
The ANNUAL DINNER will be held on the /9th
JULY next, under the presidency a the Hon. NV. H.
11. PorruAre, M.P., at 4 o'clock, at the Antelope
Hotel, Dorchester.
G. .1. ANDREWS, Hen. Sec.
Dorchester, June, 1874.

TOWN HALL, DORCHESTER.
7-11 HE Public are respectfully informed that the
ROYAL (Poland-street) TEMPERANCE
HAND BELL RINGERS,
_who have had the honour
of perfinining before Her Most Gracious Majesty the
queen awl Royal ',may at Osborne, and H. It If.
the Prints. awl Princess of Wales, will give TWO of
there Popular MrSICAL. RECITATIVE, and
CAMPANOLOGICAL ENTERTAINMENTS, on
Tntssu Jui.r 2nd, 1874, under the distinguished
of Lady Iftentu., Mrs. &mum, the Roy.
W.lrrete rrr. and Dr. lionnomm.
Morning Performance to commence at three o'clock.
Reserved Seats, 2'i.; Second Seats, ls. Evening
at eight o'clock. Reserved Seats 25.: Second Seats,
Is.; Third, 6.1. Doors open half-an-hour previous.
Juvenile Entertainment at six o'clock. Members of
Bands of Hope, Id. None-Members, under 14, 2d.
Tickets can be obtained at Mr. H. Lien's, County
House.

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GRAND WESTERN ARCHERY SOCIETY.
FrIHE TWELFTH GRAND WESTERN
MEETING of the Archers of Cornwall, Devon,
Dorset, Somerset, and Wilts, is appointed to take pLice
at WATMOITH, on WIDNI94I)IT, THURADAT, alld
FRMAT, the 29th, 30th, and 314 of JULY, 1874.
Further particulate can be obtained on application
to the
Rev. G. A. Rumor; Clearmount,
Weymouth, Hon
It. Otxttr, Esq., Dorsetahire Rank,
Weymouth. or wece.
H. NVALRoNn, Esq., Ilex House, Teignnsouth,
Hon. Sec. G.W. A.S.

ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTER.
FPHE Members of Court "ST. AUSTIN,"
'No. 1482, intend holding a DEMONSTRATION
and FETK, at ('race ABBAS, on JULY 9th, 1874.
A PROCESSION will be formed at the Court
HOW! at 12 o'clock, headed by the Weymouth Rifle
Volunteer Band, especially engaged for the occasion;
and, after jawing through the principal streets, will
proceed to a FIELD adjoining the town, kindly lent
bv Mr. REI.I.TAR. Where a PUBLIC DINNER will
be provided by Ntr. T. Fox. at 2a. M. each.
Variouri ASIITSEMENTS will be provided.
For further particulars see Bills.
'UTIIITFINGTON LIFE ASSURANCE
YV COMPANY.
Chief Offices-37, MOOBOATE4I7IIIIT, LONDON, E.C.
Established 1856. CAPITAL, £lOO,OOO.
Tat:ann.—Sir Frederick M. William.. Bart., M.P.,
Goonvres, Cornwall; Thomas Horatio Harris, Esq.,
Finsbury, and Hildenborough, gent; Thos. Lambert,
Esq., Short-street, Lambeth, S.
DISTINCTIVE FKATUNICS or me COMPANY.
The Guarantee of an ample subscribed capital.
careful selection of live,; economical management.
Policies Payable during lifetime without extra
premium.
Invalid, or Second-class Lives, immured at tabular
rates, on a safe and equitable plan.
Agents Wanted where the Company is not repro-
/anted
ALFRED T. BOWSER, Manager.

°TAMES F. HANNAH.
UPHOLSTERER, CA MKT MA KER. DECORATOR,
HOUSE AGENT, AND VS DERTA ER.
DORCHESTER.
PAPER HANGINGS.
10,000 Pieces in Stock from 3d. per Piece of 12 yards.
Pattern Books from all the best Makers, both
English awl French.
..EW DESIGNS FoR ROOM DECORATIONS.
BLINDS
(If every description for Inside awl Outside.
CORNICES & CORNICE POLES
With all the latest improvement.
New and Choice Selection of
DAMASKS, REPS, CRETONES, DIMITIES,
CHINTZES.
MIEN? row
PAVY'S PATENT FELTED FABRICS,
WINDOW CURTAINS, BED FURNITURE,
WALL PAPERS, Iv.
J. F. H. begs to call particular attention to this Novel,
Handsome, and Cheap Material.
Aa Early Inspection respectfully solicited.
CARPETS.
A New a,nd Choice Selection of
TURKEY. A X MI MITER. VELV ET, PILE, BRUSSELS,
TAPESTRIES, KIDDERS. & FELTS
BRUSSELS, from 2s. 6tl, per yard.
Oilcloths, Mats, Matting, Linoleum, Cork Carpet,
of every sort, width, and pattern.
FURNITURE.
, The Best and Largest Stock in the COIIIIXy
YoR MANSION AND COTTAGE.
BED-ROOM SUIT, from £3.
POLISHED PINE !WITS.
GOODS SUPPLIED at awe CATALOGUE PRICES.
CHIMNEY, PIER, AND CONSOLE °LAMER
BEDSTEADS AND BEDDRia.
These Show us,ms contain Bodste.arls of Wood,
Brass, Mad 1 nni f every sort, size, and quality, and
fitted up with Bedding awl Furniture complete.
SPRING MATTRKSSKS IN ALL SIZES.
Large Mora of NEC( lN D.H AND FURNITURE.
GOODS RENIOVELI AND WAREHOUSED.
LENT ON Hike.
I Funerals Furnished and Conducted.
Agent for the London and Lancaahire Fire and Life
Insurance Companies.
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WANTED, a respectth ei le young Woman, l
HOUSE and PARIMMMATD. Must he
active and strong. A churchwoman. —Apply to Mrs.
ALEXANDER LUCKHAM, Studland, Wareham.
WANTED, in a Dairy, a strong active
young MAN; a good milker —Apply to Mr.
F. llnwann, Emit Chaldon, Winfrith.

WANTED, a middle-aged GENERAL
SERVANT, of good character, and who has a
lutowledge of cooking; to wait on one man, and take
charge of the house. No dairy.—Apply to Mr. W.
Rammu., Grimstone, Dorchester.

YV:AN a, TED, GENERAL SERVANT; one
who has a knowledge of dairy work preferred.
wags's—Apply to Mrs. JonnsoN, Upton,
i>"mingion, Dorset.

LI REWARD.
LOKI', MoSDAY, 15th itnin, near Folly
Plugh, a WHITE FOX TERRIER
BITCH, with two yellow allot& Wlrlever bring. the
above to CcPteiu Itcuirr garrets, Up-Cema Hcmse,
will receive the above reward.
MONEY TO LEND, to lemrowors residing
in town or country, from t5O upwaras, reletY-
able in one corn from one to fire yeirs, at 5 per cent..
interest on permnal mowity ; aim; on mortgage of
freehold or leaaehol.l property from 3 per cent., Far a
term of rare. to be agreed wpm. No commiation.—
Apply r.• PRl'croN. Esq., 121), Southampton
Row London, W.C.

BRX—
possession a
rr°l_ HBOEUSLEE TaidwAßith iDatiedia, 'war the Reih;e7
steam —Apply to Mr. 8. Ousts, Preston, Wey-
mouth.

HOUSE and SHOP TO BE LET, in Upper
St. Albantreet. raying Nes. street, Weymouth.
Trwle Fixtures, 6. rump,. Venetian Blinds, az.,
and suitable for any hgtit Imbonem, end a• • lodging
bowie.— Mit at THE JONNsTtnir &UTZ
New-street, ern°utb•

DORCHESTER UNION.
OPPICER WANTED.
MHZ GUARDIANS of this UNION will at
J. their MEETING, to be held in the Bosan-itoon,
at the Union Wommouse, on WEDNICAIIAT, the 15th
of Jui.r next, proceed to the APPOINTMENT of a
RELIEVING- OFFICER for Fordington District of
the Union.
The District comprises the Parishes of Athelhamp.
ton, 13roadmayne, Iturleston, Dewhall, Fordington,
Piddlehinton. Puddletown, Stinsfonl, Tincleton,
Tolpuddle, Warmwell, Watercombe, West Knighton,
West Stafford, Whitcombe, Winterbome Came,
Winterburne Herringstone, and Woodsford, and con.
tame an area of 31,M9 acres, and a population of
8,252.
Salary £lOO per annum, without any allowance.
Candidates to be from 25 to 45 years of age. The
person appointed will be required to devote the whole
of his time to the duties of his office. He must be
competent to keep the books of accounts, and perform
the duties prescribed by the Local Government Board
and Guardians He will also be required to give
security by himself, and sureties to the amount of
1:100.
Applications, in the Candidates' own handwriting,
stating age, and full particulars of present and previous
occupations, accompanied by original testimonials of
recent date IN to character and. ability to be sent to
we not later than TrINUAT, the 14th Of JeLT next.
By order of the Board.
HENRY LOCK,
Clerk to the Guardians.

EXPRESS AND TELEGRAM

STEAM PRINTING WORKS

89 HIGH STREET, DORCHESTER

CIRCULATION OF "THE TELEGRAM."
DURING THE PAST TEAR THE NUMBER OF
COPIES Or " THE TELEGRAM" PRINTED
AND CIRCULLTED OVER AN EXTL.',SIVIS
DISTRICT, AMOUNTED TO UpWARIM; OF
A QUARTER OF A MILLION;
AND THE WEEKLY CIRCULATION HAS NOW
REACIIED THE LARGE TOTAL OF
SIX THOUSAND COPIES.
FOR ADVERTISEMENTS OP EVERT CLASS
" TIIE TELEGRAM " IS AN EXCELLENT
MEDIUM, AND THE OULU'S ARE MODZILATZ.
" WANTED" ADVFATISEMENTS ONE INSER-
TION, 2.11.; AND FOR EACH StBSEsRIENT
WEEK, Is.
TRADE ADVERTISEMENTS FROM Es. lid. PER
INSERTION, WITH SPECIAL RATES BY TEE
HUARTER.
lIEAD OFFICE DORCSIEBTER.
DISTRICT °MOM : WEYMOUTH, W. T.
Iloeurts, LOCAL REPORTER ; POOLE, A.
B. VICART, LOCAL REPORTER; BRIDPORT,
H. W. RWENS, LOCAL REPORTER; BY
WHOM ADVERTISEMENTS ARIL RECEIVED
AND ANY INFORMATION GIVEN.

STEAM PRINTING WORKS

89 HIGH STREET, DORCHESTER

MR. WM. SHAKESPEAR ALLARDYCE,
ENGINEER ..d ARCHITECT.
Orric SALI5111:11Y HOUI4II, FORDINGTON ; find
ss
21, SOUTH-MTRZET, DOICHINTSIL

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w .L 00014
SOUTH WESTERN RAILWAY.
STOCKBRIDGE RACES, onh, Sisd, & 3rd JULY.
ON each of the above days Pamenpri will
be conveyed from WEYMOUTH, DORCHES-
TER, &c., to STOCKBRIDGE, as follow,:

Stations. Male. Pares to Stockbridge &bk.
mu. Arm, Cleat. Second Cho
s.L
Lame Weymouth 35
„ Dorchester .. 66 „ns n
„ Moreton.. .• .
o• Wool • • •.
„ Wareham .
„ Haturcurthy (old Poole) its i hi 0
kLunuolty Junction . , )
Arrive" ntockbrldge I

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13 0
130

Returning from Stockbridge at 6.20 or 6.38 p.m. to
Redbridge, and from thence by the 7.50 p.m. Down
Train from Redbridge to Weymouth.
On Friday only the 6.20 p.m. Special will leave
Stockbridge at 4.2.5 p.m., changing at Southampton
West into the 5.43 p.m. from that Station to Wey-
mouth, Dorchester, aud other Statimui.
The Tickets will be available to return from lit
July to 3rd July inclusive.

SOMERSET AND DORSET RAILWAY.
GLASTONBURY AND WELLS EVERY MONDAY.
-LIVERY MONDAY, until further notice, the
-11-j following CHEAP FARES to GLASTON-
BURY and WELLS will be charged by the under-
mentioned Train' -
let Cl. Coo. C.
d.
From Burnham and Higbbridge, by tin 1180
and 1.20 p.m. up trains 2 6 1
Poole, Poole Jimetion, Wimborne, and Bailey
Gate, by the 610 am. and 10.43 am. down
trains .. • • • • 6 3 0
Sandford, Shallingstone, sturminster, and
Stalbridge, by 4 0 2 6
terple Combo, Whicanton, and Cole 2 6 1
Fheee Tickets, which are not trans( erable, are avail-
able for the Return Journey on the day of issue, by
any of the Ordinary Trains, and by a Special Tram,
which leaves Wells at 6.20 p.m., and Glastonbury at
6.45 p.m.
BURAVIIAM EXCURSION EVERY MONDAY.
-LIVERY MONDAY, until further notice, •
124 CHEAP EXCURSION TRAIN to Bum.
HAM will run an follows: -
Stations. Trani. Fares So Burtthsu fibs*.

Prom m lst CL 2nd Cl. Oov. C.
Poole B_own staiMll) • • •• 16 1 4s. od. a. Od. 31.0,1.
Poole New Junction .. .. 20
Wintbonie .. .. .. 30
Bailey Gate .. .. 42
SpeUMbury .. .. .. 60
Ifisoaord •• •• •• 6 (4s. Od. 3s. (kl. 2s. OA
rt liri Newtonl= . ..
••
. 31
Temple:n(3Mo (lower station) 63
Wlncanton .. .. .. 1 25
COlO
Evercreech .• .. .. 1 48
Pylle Oihepum Mallet° .1 50 3e. Is. lA_ ed.
West Peonard .. .. .. 11 5
i Wells .. .. ..
Polsbam .. .. . 6040
Glastonbury .. .. . 11 25
Marwick . .. 11 37 Bk 13-1. li. Od. 11.0.1.
Arrive at Burnham about . 12 0
Children under three ears of age, free ; above three
and under twelve, half- area
Paistengers leaving e Trains at any intermediate
station when travelli with these 'rickets, will be
charged the Full Ordi Fare to that Station.
These Tieketa, which are not transferable, are avail-
able for the Return Jonniey on the day of issue, by
,
any of the Ordinary 'ls4ns after 2.0 p.m.' and by a
Specie/ Train, which ves Burnham at 6.0 p.m.,
punctually.
The number of Tickets issued will be limited to the
means of transit at the Company's disposal.
The Company retain the power to alter the times of
any of the Trams epecified in this advertisement, of
' which alterations due notice will be given.
ler No luggage allowed.
ROBERT A_ READ, Miumging Director.
offices, Glastonbury, May, 1874.

IN THE COUNTY COrRT OF DORRETEHIRE.
HOLDEN Ar Doacußerzn.
TN the matter of proceedings for liquidation
by arrangement or composition with Creditors,
instituted by HELEN COLES, formerly of Steeple
Aston, in the County of Oxfordshire, but now of No.
3, Park Terrace, Alelcombe Regis, in the County of
Dorset, Widow.
A SECOND GENERAL MEETING of the
Creditors of the above-named HELEN COLES, is
hereby summoned to be held at the Office of Mr.
THOWAS ARUNDRI,I, HARRIS, Solicitor, No. 6, Upper
Bond-street, Melcombe Regis, in the County of
Dorset, on SATURDAY, the Foram day of JULY, Mt,
at Ten o'clock in the forenoon precisely. A majority
In number and value of the Creditors then assembled
may confirm the resolution come to at the first general
meeting, or a majority in number representing three.
fourths in value of such Creditors may by resolution
declare that the affairs of the above.named HELEN
COLES may be liquidated by arrangement and not in
Bankruptcy.
Dated this 26th day of June, 1871.
THOMAS ARUNDEL!. HANNE,
Attorney for the said Debtor.

MILSORNE Sf: ANDREW.
WJ. BESENT bee to offer to AFrieule
• •
tnriste of the neighbourhood all kinds of
SWEDE, TURNIP, RAPE, MANGOLD, and
MUSTARD SEEDS, of the Beet Qu.u.irr, at reason-
able prices.
All lettere and orxlers promptly attended to.
Orders taken for ',AWES' MANGOLD and
TURNIP MANURES.
April 18, 1874.

LAWES' MANURES, 1874.
DAMEN begs to inform his Agricultural
_Ltis Friends that he continues SOLE AGENT for
the Sale in the County of Dorset of LAWRS'
MANGOLD and TURNIP MANURES, thermally
of which is guaranteed to he of the same superior
description an that which has given such satisfaction
for more than 30 years.
Stocks of these Manures, in first-rate condition, are
now ready for delivery at all Ports and Railway
Stations in the County.
Early Orders for the same will much oblige.
Orders taken in
Bridport and neighbourhood, by Mr. W. A. TITICZR,
Brawn Harbour ;
Blandon' and neighbourhood, by Mr. W. J. WHIM,
Milborne St. Andrew
Wimborne and neighbourho. sl, by Mr. Htear Sraosns,
Fuddletown.
Dorchester, April, 1874.
CHEAP COALS ! !
W. L'HOMME,
COAL MERCHANT,
DORCHESTER,
18 NOW SELLING THE BEST
FOREST OF DEAN COALS,
Delivered in any part of Dorcherter or Fordington,
free of cartage. Also the best
RUABON.
CLAY cltoSi,
LESTON E.
BEDWORTH STEAM
MERTHYR k other HANUFACT'URING
COALS, including
CULII,
TENDY STONZ COAL, ac.
In trucks to any Railway Station at MHOLZIIALZ
PRICDI FOR READT Mossy.

ROBERT HILL,
(RECCES/10H TO T. Lorn,)
COAL MERCHANT, DORCHESTER.
RTORJOS AT TIIE GREAT WE:47ERN AEI/ ROUTH•WESTRRN
RAILWAY 4TA7I..ES.
AU Orders reeeiccd a( 26, .tionth-street, or at the Office,
G. IV. R. Station, will ham prompt attention.
The following descriptions of Coals always in Stock :
BEST WALLSEND.
„ ('LAY CROSS.
„ RADSTOCK.
„ SMITHS.
„ STONE COALS.
RUBBLY CULM.
BEST HULLO, or
FOREST OF DEAN.
Coals delivered in the emontrpon reasonable terms, and in
Dorehester and Fordington free.
SCREZNED STEAM COALS BY TRITE LOAM AT 23‘.
PER TON CARR ! !
AGENT FOB
THE WILTSHIRE SACK HIRING COMPANY.

COALS! COALS!!
Tu. DARC H, COAL MERCHANT,
VT • Nrw Inn,jloutli•street, and & WM-WRO :I TH
RAILWAY Surion, DORCHESTER, begs to thank the
gentry and public generally for past favours, and to
Inform them that all orders sent to him shall have
prompt attention.
W.D. is now supplying
FOREST OF DEAN (or Bulb), and SILKSTONE
COMA. and confidently recommends
them am
SUPERIOR TO THE inn WALLSEND
POR BRILLIANCY
Ann
CLEAN BURNING,
Haman BILINO
SEVERAL SHILLINGS PER TON CHEAPER.
A Triol respectfully solicited.
ORDERS received at the New Inn, South-street,
or at the Coal Yard, South• Western Station,
Dorchester.

W. C. EDKINS,
TAILott AND BREECHES MAKER,
31, HIGH WEST-STREET, DORCHESTER,
HAS just received a Large and varied Assort-
meet of NEW GOODS for the Summer Season.
Plain and Fancy COATINGS, VESTINGS, and
TROUSERINGS, West of England Scotch and
Homespun TWEEDS, &c., &c.
Liveries in Superior Style. A Discount of 5 per
Cent. for Cash.

JUST RECEIVED.
ONLY POUR GUINEAS
IN SOLID DARK OAK CABS,
THE PEOPLE'S HARMONIUM,
NT ALEXANDRE,
Wfll be found invaluable for Class Room, Cottage,
Parlour, or Library. Designed expressly to meet the
demand for an instrument of good quality of tone, at
price much below those hitherio sold.
AGENT FOR DORCIIERTER,
MR. J. ROBINSON,
MUSIC SALOON.
GERMAN, FRENCH, AND ENGLISH
HARMONIUMS,
PIANOFORTES RY COLLARD COLLARD,
And all the best Makers, for Sale or Hire.
SECOND-HAND INSTRUMENTS AT VERT REDucED rRICES.
NEW MUSIC AT HALF sae MARKED PRICE.
RARMONIIIMS AND PIANOFORTES
Regulated, Tuned, and Repaired.
--
AGENT NOG TUE WILLCOX AND GIBBS SEWING
MACHINE
-
MR. J. ROBINSON, CORN If ILL, DORCHESTER.

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E. S. HINDLEY,
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CHAFF CUTTIIRS, Roar PULPERS, CORN
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PLANS AND ESTIMATES
russisszi) FOR ITIRT IMICROTION OF
MILL WORK, WATER WHEELS,
SHAPTING, GEARING, CASTINGS, 1103.
Illustrated Catalaques post free on application.
Mr. R. L. Turrrs attends Mar-Sets.

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THE STOMACH is the great supplier of all
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the wear and tear 14 life. If disonlered, its function
ceases, which is followed by Indigestion, Headache,
Lowness of Spirits, Melancholy, and in some cases
Insanity. KATZ'S WORNIIISLL'S PILLS are the beet
possible Medicine for all the disorders of this organ.
They cleanse it, whilst by their tonic power they give
it new vigour.
Sokl by all Chemists and other Dealers in Patent
Medicines, at Is. lid, 2s. 9d, and 4s. 6d. Wholesale
Depat, 22, Bread-eet, London.
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plum AND LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY.
ESTABLIMIED AT EXITTA, 1807.
CAPITAL, £600,000.
TRUPTEES :
Right Hon. Earl of Devon.
Right Hon. Karl Forteecue.
Right Hon. Earl of Morley.
Sir T. D. Aciand, Bart., M.P.
Sir J. T. B. Duckworth, Bart.
Sir Massey Lopes, Bart., M.P.
FIRE and LIFE INSURANCES elided and
LOANS granted
_upon approved Personal &rarity in
connection with Life Insurance.
CHARLES LEWIS,
Secretary and Actuary.
ACKNT:i :
Dorchester Menem HODGNS AND Sou.
Biandford ... Mr. G. Fisher.
Poole . Mr. K W. Dickinson.
Charmouth ... Mr. Jim Wellman.
Weymouth ... ... Mr. W. T. George.
Ringwood . . .., Mr. /d. S. Davy.
Wareluum . Mr. J. Tranehard.
Beaminster Mr. Geo. Cox.

SUN FIRE OFFICE, LONDON,
Established 1710.
MANAGER/1 I
RUBY F. SHAW ',KrVim Esq., Chairman and
Treasurer.
The Right Hon. W. Beresford.
The Right Hon. G. Sclater•ltooth, ALP.
P. Pleydeli I3ouverie, Esq.
Waiter W. Burrell, Esi.
G. Wodehouse Currie, Esq.
Edward Dent, Esq.
Harvey Si Farquhar, Esq.
Walter R. Farquhar, Esq.
Captain H. G. Hamilton, RN.
Au;,;ustus T. Hamilton, Esq.
Lieut. -C,oL Sir J. M. Hogg, K.C.8., M.P.
Joseph Hoare, Esq.
Charles R. Littledale, Esq.
Richard Biddulph Martin, Esq.
Alfred Montgomery, Esq.
Frederick Henry Norman, Esq.
Edward Howley Palmer, Esq.
Brice Hugh Pearse, Eeq.
Charles Richard Pole, Esq.
Lambert Pole, Esq.
Colonel Frederick Henry Rich.
Oswald A. Smith, Esq.
Henry R. Tomkiiison, Esq.
Fire Insurances undertaken upon almost every
description
pe or cent
f risk in the United Kingdom. Farming
Stock,
Amount of Duty Collected by the Sun Fire Office
in the year 1868, £120,637 ; being about one-ninth of
the total sum, £1,072,552, collected by 67 Offices doing
business in that year.
NO DUTY NOW PAYABLE.
Insurances effected on Property in Foreign Countries.
Forms for Proposals, Renewal Receipts, awl all
Information respecting Fire Insurances, may be
obtained on application to any of the undermentioned
Agents of the Sun Fire Office.
Aourre :
Dorchester ... Mr. G. J. G. GB.KOORT
. Mr. J. M. Luen
Sberls,rne . . . Mr. John Young Melmoth
Abbotsbury . . ... Mr. James White, jun.
Beaminster ... Mr. Nicholas M. Loggin, solicitr
Blandford ... Mr. J. Barnes
Castle Carey... ... Mr. N. Lemon
Cerne Abbas ... Mr. W. H. Clark
Chard . „.. Mr. Charles Weaver
Cranborne......Mr. John Hunt
Channouth......Mr. John Stevens
Fontmell Magna . Mr. Absalom G. Spinney
Frome ... Mr. W. C. Cnitwell
Gillingham ... ... Mr. Joseph Mullins
Ihnituder......Mr. A. D. Brook
Ludwell Mr. N. Tatehell
Lyme ... ... Mr. R. W. Hillman
Poole ... Mr. E. R K. Welch
, .. Mr. A. K. Witt
Shaftesbury......Messrs. Wills and Burridge
Sturminster Newton Mr. George S. Rake
South Petherton ... Mr. J. Daniel
Wareham ... Mr. James Tuck
Weymouth ... ... Mr. E. W. Cross
Wimborne......Mr. George Quick
Wincanton......Mr. Thomas Richards
Yeovil ... ... Mr. Joseph N. Cooke
... Mr. K Whitby
Crewkerne......Mr. H. V. P. Barker
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edited by G. W. JOHNSON, F.R.H.S., and
Rom? Hoco, LL.D., F.L.S., is published weekly,
price 3d., and is amply Illustrated with Excellent
W Engravings--
After a prosperous career, extending over a quarter
of a century, the Joernal Horticulture still continues
to take the lead as a family paper in Rural Homes, on
all subjects connected with the Garden, and the
Homestead, including the Poultry-yard, the Dovecote,
the Aviary, and the Apiary.
The Jost-veal of horticulture has the largest circula-
tion of any Gardening Periodical in existence.
A New Volume commences in the first week of
January, and the first week of July, annually,
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A Specimen number will be sent from the Office,
post free, on receipt of Ad. in stamp..
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1...1 LABOURERS A.ND FEMALE DOMESTIC:
SERVANTS.
FREE PASSAGES
TO
QUEENSLAND, AUSTARLIA,
Are granted be Agricultural Labourers and Female
Domestic Servants.
No undertaking for repayment of cost of passage
required.
Misted Passages granted to Mechanics and other
el'Oble persons.
There is a great demand for labour in the Colony at
good wages.
A Surgeon Superintendent and Permanent Matron
accompany each ship.
Each family has a separate sleeping compartment.
On arriving in the Colony passengers are received
into the Government Home.
1... k/ Land Order Warrants per Adult issued to persons
paying their own full passage.
Appointed Agent for Dorchester, :Slr. IL Linn,
County Hollio ; BEitlpOrt, Mrs. HAN N 111 PRINCE;
Shaftesbury, Mr. Jugs Basserr ; Blandon:, Mr.
MaTot,
Clueetusla.na Government Office,
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naz, EMPLOYMENT IN AMERICA.
TIERSONS desiring EMPLOYMENT IN
the UNITED STATES or CANADA (..n learn
on Parental App.icaturn, the rates of wages (which in (tut.rnia
are very high), Peonage Fares, and other official particulars.'
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" AMERICA AS IT IS."
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/tato., Wages, te., Price Si:price, pest free.—Apply to Belo it
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Agency, 93, Flembury Mew, London.
. NATHITE STAR LINE
.41e11„..17.1
UNITED STATES MAIL
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TOWN TOWN every FRIDAY; forwarding Pamengere to all parte
of the United States and Canada.
The well-known teat Mail Steamers of this line all as under:—
CELTIC . , ........... ......... ..... ....TnullaDAY, Entl July.
ADRIATIC
REPUBLIC ...... ..... Y. Itith July.
BA LTIC _ ........... ..... Rs Da Y, 43/11 July.
BRITANNIC'. ..... THUIDADAY, 30th July.
Paco 6WO tons burden and LOW horse-power. Average
Pawnee be day. in Summer, 91 day. in Winter.
These new and epleodid Vowels reduce the pommy to the
shortest possible time, end afford to Paasengsra the highest
degree of comfort hitherto attainable ag sea.
The Steenige somiumodstion is of the very highest character,
the rooms ore unusually specinm, well lighted, ventilated, and
warmed, and pmsengers of this dam will find their comfort
carefully studied.
Unlimited thoply of Cooked Provisions.
Mrdncul comfort. free if charge.
litewardesees in Steerage to attend the Women and Children.
Steerage Fare to New York, Baton, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
or Quebec as low as by any other Line.
Pa...neers booked through to all parte of States,
India, Ac., at special nue.
Draft. le urd on New York for sums not exceeding £lO free.
For full particulars apply to any of the White Star Agents:
to Jones Scarf and Co. Queenstown: or to MIRY, IMRIE.'
AND CO., 34, Loadenhall.grert. E.C.—Aolurt roe Doe.
cornea. Mn. A. L. OLD. 7, 84ussuar TIMILACIL

MitNATIONALYORLINE TO NEW
LARGEST STEAMERS AFLOAT.
Noma—This Uompany takes the Risk of Insurance (up to
£lOO 000) r n each of It. Vessels, thus giving Pos•engers the
beet possible guarantee for 'safety sod avoidance of danger at
n. moo t southerly rpute hos always been adopted by this
Company to avoid lee and Headlands.
FRoM LIVERPOOL TO NEW YORK is follows:—
GREECE WEDNESDAY, bIL JUlr.
THE 9,lJikir —WS:DIME/At% 15th July.
From LOSIDOR to NOW York fortnightly.
FRANCE ........ ...... SATURDAY, 4th July.
ERIN SATURDAY, 18th July.
Saloon Poswee, 10, 12, and 15 Guineas ; Return tickets, 24
Guinn& The comfort of Snsasoa PASSWOUS specially con-
sidered. the acesmmodation being un•urpamed for spaos,
and ventilation. Steerage Fare £6 es., including an abundance
of Fresh Provisi rm. Passengers forwarded from New York to
Quebec, Rmton. Philadelphia., and Baltimore, without extra
duitte. Cheati Through Booking, to all the principal Towns
in Canada and the Uoltod States.
For Pumice apply to THE NATIONAL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY (Limited 22, Water-street, Liverpool; SOITU,
Suentirs, and Co., Agent., IS, Oncerhurch-ar reit, Londoo or
to RUMAT 11. Bear, Auction Mart, Brklport ; Gomm F.
)1011,040, South-street, Creorkerne ; JAM WARS, Manock,
Somerset : or to A. B. VICART, Wtst quay-road, Poole,
Paseengers ore advised to wore their Purges from the
Local Agents before leaving home.

ALLAN ROYAL MAIL LINE.
SILORTEST OCEAN PASSAGE TO CANADA AND
THE UNITED STATIti.
The Steamers of this Line leave Liverpool every
TtiltaDAT anti THURPSDAT.
RATIO Or CAMS Peeilatil—TO
QUEBEC. LI6 lie. or Lit lac
MONTREAL. . . ale 04 ad. or Cle 12s. ad.
PORTLAND, HALIFAX, NORFOLK,
BALTIMORE, osi PHIL 4DELPHIA £l6 IS, or £lB
INTERN EDIATE £6 9..
STEERAGE at Lowest Rates
Raguaa Timers, ol favourable terms, avyllable for Twelve
Weals.
Including a plentiful supply of Cooked Provision., served tip
by the rnpaay's Stegrards.
Steerege Stewardesses arc curled by ibis Line to attend to
the wants of Female Pamengers and Children.
A.. experienced Surgeon is attached to each Steamer.
Pa...corers booked thri ugh to all Towns In Canada and the
United States.
This by. is under arrangement with the Government of
Cnonda for the conveyance of A11418TE1) PASSENGERS.
Pamphlets ou Canada supplied gratis by our Aglaia.
Pageeugers who secure their Tickets before leaving home are
met silks Railway Station in Liverpool by an appointed
Agent of the Company, who takes charge of them until they
go on burd the Steamer.
For further particular. apply to ALLAY Bacromas and Co.,
Alexandre Building., Jarem-street, Liverpool; or to A. L.
Out, 7. Salisbury Terrace, Dorchester; J. ANDISSON,
Faet-etreet, Weymouth ; 11. M. Mars, Sallsburyetreet,
Blandlard.

MONS. LEYS, Dental Surgeon and Manu-
facturer of Artificial 'f eeth.
To he consulted at home, No. 5, St. Thomaaatreet,
Weymouth, every day, Thursday and Saturday after-
noons excepted.
On Thursdays he may be consulted at Mr.
WHRATLET's, Bootmaker, High-street, Poole, from
2to 4 p.m. On Saturdays, at Mr. Wootarox's, C'on-
fectioner,yornhill, Dorchester, from 2 to 4 p.m.
BUY RECRUIT'S PARIS BLUE, IN
SQUARES.
It is used by the RICHEST,
On account of its BELUTY,
And by the POOREST,
Because of its CHEAPNESS I
April Mb, 1873.
Sire, -I have been I-summers to Ills Royal likhnewi the
PRISCS OF VS AL'S for WWII year., and I consider Rsoirres
PARIS to It IS Sh• best I ever ueod, a, d I. undoubtedly
ereetly superior to the old.bsshloned Thumb or Dark Blue.—
Your.. b.,
To Mama Reckitt and Sons. ELIZA ELDER.
PRICE ONE PENNY THE OUNCE.
Beware of Injurious Imitations.
Sold in Dorchester by (.'. PAIMONs, Wholesale and
.Re‘taii
Fl.GNrocelrv;nanwri,l
Wholesale dbyFia..t. WRIGHT;
and ily Grocer,,
by all respectable Grocers, Oilmen, and Druggists:
CUTS —IN SHEARING.
CORNER'S PINE'S DEVONSHIRE OILS
preens the quickest healing propertiee for all
kinds of CUTS. GREEN WOUNDS, SORES mused
by the Fly or Maggot, Bruises, Swellings, Inflamma-
bons (external or internal), and Scour. —Sold retail by
all Chemists in every town and village. Price 2s.
The Trade supplied by all the Wholesale Houses in
London, Bristol, and Exeter; or by the Proprietor,
RICHARD CoRNKR, Wellington, Somerset, whorl
signature is affixed to each bottle, without which it is
s
THE "BLOOD PURIFIER."
OLD DR. JACOB TOWNSEND'S
SARSAPARILLA.
This extraordinary medicine has a singular influence
over the blood, which it enriches and purifies. It
removes all pimples and blotches, purities the system,
and acts like a charm. As • sustaining and purifying
tonic it is invaluable, and highly recoutmended in bow
standing cases of indi4estion, nervousness, coughs, ,
scrofula, gout, dropsy, and wasting of flesh. Sold by I
all druggists. Caution Get the red and blue wrapper, I
with the Doctor's head in the centre; no other genuine.
In bottles. 2.. fid., Is., is 61., and Ils
THE OLD DR.'S SARSAPARILLA PILLS are
the mostopular medicines known for all bilious
affections, liver and stomach complaints, and iruliges-
thin, as proved by thousands.
Alto SARSAPARILLA OINTMENT, the best
soother of all sores, burns, and scald.; each in hetes,
Is. ; 28. 91., and 4s. tid. By post 15,30, and 00
stamps.
Chief I/epat., Ill1 FLEET-STREEI', LONDON.
KAYE% WORSDELL'S PILL&
THE LIVER is justly credited with being
the cause of many complaints. If inactive, or
out of order, it becomes enlarged or irritating, produc-
ing Bilious Complaint', Jaundice, Bickner, Deprearo
of Spirits, Irritability of Temper, &c. If neglected, na
series of what is called Liver Couiplainta is produced,
that render life insupportable. KATI'S WORRDILLO4 I
PII.Lx have been found of the greatest value in all 1
&welters of the liver, restoring the organ to complete
health, and renovating the sritem-
Sold by all Chemists and other 14ealere in Patent
Medicines, at Is. lid, 2s._ 9d., and 4s. fd. Wholesale
Dep6t, 22, Bread-street, London.
DL HUNTER'S Spectel Lectures to Young IT= 0.3
EXALTS, ITS RESTORATION, AND HAPPY
NARRIAOL—Whin to marry, with Woke to those who
contemplate searnage, pointing out certain impristeeta
Wlsish reader marriase tHe unhappy. and directions be their
speedy runovaL Should be reed by all who maw health,
strength, and manhood, and wish to attain • old am,
ratiterite: on remipt of two stainps...AAdsses,
el Amatory, ffirsaleffbar.
t_

WEYMOUTH AND PORTLAND.
All Trains First, Second, and Third Clam.)
WM DAYS. A.M I A.lO I SAM I p.m 1 p.m 1 p.m 1 p.m 1 p.m
Wayouquth dp 715 010 1110 113 2'50 416 6. 0 8.40
todaall - „ 713 910 1110 1.53 3. 0 6. 6 6.15 8.60
Portland. an 714 010 1110 2. 3 311 5•16 615 9. 0
WM DAYS. pm I 11..0L I A.M. I p.m 1 p.m 1 p.m p.m 1 Nis
Port/and, dap 755 916 11/5 lico 410 6.20 i 6.30 10. 6
liodrell. „ 8. 5 10. 6 12 5 2.20 410 510 6.40 016
Woomouth ar 815 1015 1115 210 410 510 (KO 916
1 anno42a oaaa p.m. p.m p.m
litarirth, depart 0.30 1210 I. 0 8.35
„ 9.40 1210 310 8.4.5
Portland, arrive - 9.50 1214 310 8.55
SUIDAYL A. 02 I p.m 1 p.m 1 p.m
Portland, depart - 10.0 1* 0 4.0 0.0
Itodvall - 1010 110 410 910
W.vmotith. Zrire • lOlB 110 410 WI,.

TO RUPTURED PERSONS.
'THE ORTHONEMW TRUSS is made
1 entirely without the galling Steel Springs. The
Pads press inwards as well as backwarde! and permit
of the most various movemente without displacement.
This is the only Truss which gives the lifting pressure
in an unobjectionable manner. They are strongly
recommended by Sir W. Ferguson. Bait, Sir H.
Thomson, Bart., Mr. Sony, and many other leading
Medial Men. Price of Single Truss, which cannot
fail to fit, 10s. ; Double Trues, 20,.; can be sent to
any part by Post on receipt of size round the hips, and
P. 0.0., Payable to J. LONG, Patent Chest Expand-
ing Braces for both sexes. They prevent Stooping
Habita, cure Contracted Chess and Deformities of the
Spine. Prices from ris Patent Truss and Surgical
Instrument Maker, 61, Berners-street, Ipswich, and
110, Minories, LondoneE.

CIHOCOLAT MENIER for BREAKFAST
V AWARDED MEDAL at the VIENNA
RXHIBMON. Beware of Imitation..
Observe Trade Marks sad Real Name.
arIHOCOLAT MENIER for LUNCHEON
kJ AWARDED MEDAL at the VIENNA
RXHIBITION. Beware of loaltatlant
Observe Trade Marks aad Real N. 104.

MENIER'S COCOA. Sold in I and ilb.
vingrand I.lb. tins. AWARDED-MEDAL at
iXHIBITION. Baran of leasUons.
Moine Trade Marks and Real Name.
MENIER'S ESSENCE OF COCOA. Sold in
ilb. and lib. tins. AWARDED MEDAL at
VIENNA EXHIBITION. Beware of IntlfeAloos.
Ohearve the Trade Mate and Real Nam..
./UFENIER'S CHOCOLAT—P-O—WDER. Plain
ILL and Vanilla flavour. Sold in iih. and 111,. tine.
AWARDED MEDAL at the VIENNA SI HIRITIoN.
Beware of Inthatlona.
Marne Trade Mara and Real Name.
--
C1:1000LAT MENIER defies all honest
competition. Annual consumption exceeds
8.000,00011 n AWARDED MEDAL at the VIENNA LIMB!.
roN. Baran of Imitation..
Dann Trade Marts and Real Nano
Factory and Wareham. Soutavarkarevit, and Worattea
Meet. Borough.

Time and Laneur oared by the um of
GILBERTS SILVERSMITH'S POW D"( for dewing GOLD,
SILVER, JEWELLERY. ELECTRO-PLATE,
Wholeaele of the Makers, 102, New Bond-greet, W. ; and Sold
by all Immeringenr, Oilmen, Grooms, Itruahosakers, Druggists,
Ac,, in St and Is boxes "links. 011 t and Ormolu artAckw
like now."—Queen. Trade nark, "Cat sad Salver."
DEBENTURES.
THE COLONIAL COMPANY (Limited}
Chairman—The Right Hon. E. P. BOUVERTE.
Depstne-ChalrmanTtai . I R08117..0.1.LL147
.13P3
50.1911.
b.,ed cup
Paid-up Capital..
TN, Directors are now inning Debentures for periods of 5
or 7 year. bearing leered at the rate of 6 per cent, per annum
to replace tbooe priority falling due.
Particulars can be obtained at the OMee of the Company.
B. BROWN, Secretary.
16, Leadenhall-oreet, London. E
To IN VESILLOL3.-0 per Cern. per Annum paid (ou the beet
preeible security) by the
QOVEREION DINO and INVESTMENT SOCIETY. 26,
0 Moorgate-street, London, E.C. E.tabliohed 1867. Paid
up Share, flO such, Inferrer. on Deposlte 6 per cent. Pros-
pectus pet free. A. 8.. WORMALD, Actemry and Secretary.
CHUBB'S—Patent SAM and Steno Room DOORS, Fire and
Thief &elating.
CHUBB'S Patent Detector Lock. and Rtreet-door Latches-
List of Weal free. CHUBB and ittlN, Makers to the Bank of
England. 57, St. Paul's, London; Manchester, Liverpool, and
Wolverhampton.
DOM j&EBSIN(118.
WARREN'S Pasta cooKINO Pore an
BROILERS.
----
wroussors Patent CAVETIERES and COPPER
URNS.
Sold by all Furnishing Ironmongers.

- -
VISITORS to LONDON it, reminded twit Thomis
T HARRIS sod SON'S celebrstrd SPECTACLES(P,it.tTon
of the Sight) aro to bo had °oh. at tbtr rnlo ithroent,
Orpaelt• the Ramos Nuost-s GATIM LONDON. Egabliffiltod
I7á). NIA Imo Caution,— No Asen,l or Travellers.

INVESTMENT OP FIVE PER CENT. PER ANNUM,
DRAWINGS and BONUSES.
MRE ALLIANCE SOCIEIY, !G. Moorsass-atriat, tondo.
1 IS C. Reserve Fund 11.000. First Bonus Allotment
£EOIS Balance Sheet and Eteporton application.
AOENTS A. R. WORMALD, Actuary.
WANTED. B.?. R. WILDE, liserrary.
ASK of all Drapers Hosiers,
and Stnalsruv Dealen
for
CAMPBELL and ALEXANDER'S
00811 CORD" SEWING COTTON.
The Beet for Hand
and 'Whine Week.
Clyde Thread Mills, GLASGOW.

riNZELIi SUGAR CRYSTALS ARE PURE.
FRUIT PRESERVED alth them KEEPS for
YEARS.
May he had of all GROCERS.
[REFINERY, BRISTOL
r)R. SCOTTS BILIOUS •nd LIVER PILLS, without
Mercury. Invaluable for Llver"Oosphists.
nR. SCOTTS BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS. The beat
JJ !amity Aperient Medicine end Blood Puriller.
nR. SOOTre BILIOUS and LIVER PILLS promote diger-
tinn, create appetite Sold by ell Chemiets. Prepared
by W. Lambert, A Ring Williarn W... Charing Cm...

THE GREAT REMEDY.—OILLINOR TONIC DIGESTIVE
COMPOUND
fnr promoting the appetite and imalatlng the digeatire organs.
One trial will prom Re efficacy in indigenlondwartburn, wind,
acidity, slot headache, depressed spirits, disturbed sleep, pal pi•
tenons, Irregular appetite and IWITOUIII complaints, Priee
130. per hon. of all Chemhts, or poet free for II namps, front
John Oilling, Pharmaceutical C mist (hy examination), Baron
Walden, Ewe: Wholde Agenta, Messrs. Barclay and Sons.
DICE CONKS for BAKERS-49n dd. on Rail. None elm
It need in London. Ramie • saving of 15.. per Sack.
T. PAVER', Denmark-itreet Mills, Ran London.
OGIStil:l3 BANK (Limited), Pall-Mall East, S.W., and 124,
CaanmAtrest, LC.

fpliE CHNUS BANK supplies blank cheque forms fur
1 sums from £1 to £lO each, crooned and payable to order.
N. blank cheque is etipplkid until the maximum amount fir
which It can In drawn hat been depoeitad; and thou no
account ran be overdrawn.
Each Chi.que Bank cheque is etamped with the mattlinum
amount for which It can be drawn, but It may be used for any
leas inn,.
The amount represented by a Cheque Bank cheque cannot
be withdrawn until the cheque is presented lir payment, how-
ever long It may remain In circulation.
pOR Remittance by Post of sins'l amount. CIINUE BANK
1. CIIEQUE.3 will let iend more convenient sad muck leis
gamely. than Post Office Orders.
Thus. a P.sit Office Order for £lO costs la, while the Name
amount can be sent by Poet by a ell Ei,2UR BANK cheque for
one and oneinfth of a renny, and the cheque when received
esti be changed or paid away with the acne facility eec Bank
Note,

O
EQUE BASK.—C 'Bernina of debts and payment of weakly
sa or monthly •übectiptione.
Public C mpanice. Benefit Sunlit's.. Commercial Firms or
pritate indisinuals, banking with the Cheque Bank can obtain
Paylne•in Shp*, by means of which, they may hare collected,
wthout trouble to themselves, all amounts due to them in any
Town in °real Britain in which there it. Bank in relation
with the Cheque Bank.
rpo rronnoto mot to on !lemma making uurnerous •m•ll
I dloboreement, the crowed Cheque. of the CHEQUE
BANK cite security and ennrenisnre.

APPLICATION for CHEQUE BoOKS aceempasied by •
/% resale's's:* can be mule to any of the Banke in relation
with the Cheque Bank or at the offices of the Cheque Bank,
Pall-Well IC Ist, and No 124. Cannon-Wrect. EC.
A LIST of BANKS in relation with the CHEQI"E BANK
▪ and all further information uto the mode of openirue
and keeping oreviunts, may be obtained on application at the
Office, of the Company, or by letter poet free.
TIIF. eilEve BANK does not pay Interest on Defaced's,
nor undertake any dnancial buninre. All woolen received
are deposited with he bankers in relation with the Cheque
Bank.

CBEQUE BANK. —A Guarantee Fund of alOO,OOO Consols
has been invested In the name of tee following
TruMees :
Robert Dtht 1 Simnel Murky. E.g., M.P.
Cuthbert Ellison. Eel . J.P. 1 W. II Smith. E-q„ M.P.
GEORGE WODEIIOPSE CURRIE, Chin.
STUBBY J. NICOLLE. Becretery and Accountant.
FOR CHOLERA, DIARRIREA, DYSINTUV, te.
DR. J. Cottle SPAWNS'S CHLORODYNIR A few dam
quite effretwit—eautlon.—The intheorlinary medical
reports on the efficacy of Chloro lyne render lt of vital
importance that the public should obtain the genuine,
which I. protected by a Government stamp beanng the
words "Dr. J. Collis Browines Chlorodyne." See doolsion of
Vim-Chancellor Sir W. Pare Wood, the "Times." July 11,
18114. Numerous testimonials front claimant Physicians
accompany each bottle.
The General Board of Health. Rindoe, reporta that it melees
a charm. O. dies generally sufficient.
Earl Russell reports to the Cities* of Physicism, London,
that Chlorodyne was the only remedy of any service In
Cholera.
Dr. Gibbon, Army Medical Staff, ('ricotta, states:- "Two
dome completely cured me of Diarrhcoa."
hold In bottles, 94., and O. ed. by nil cheralets.
SA. manofacurer. J. T. DAVENPORT, U. Greet Rummell-
areal, tendon, W.C.

MARAYILLA 0000 A.--The Globe says. "TAYLAIR
BROTHERS," MARAVILLA COCOA has achieved
a thorough succor. and eupereedes every other
Cocoa in the Market. Entire modality. • delicate
aroma. and • rare concentration of the ',arca elements
r,l pptritlon. dentinolnit the Marseille Cocoa above all
othere." Sold in tin lined package only, by all Grocers. Sole
Proprietors, TAYLOR BROTHERS. London.
_ .

LONDON and SOUTH AFRICAN BANK
(Incorporated by Royal Charm 1003).
10, Rine WltAlall-enunte. WNW", E.C.
Taid.up Capital E 400.000 —ISSUES LEITER4 of CREDIT
and DRAIPM on Its Branches at Po, Knistell. Grahams-
town. Gap.-town. Durban (Natal). Bills nerocisted and milt
f,r.villectlon. and all Banking Canine. transacted.
The Cm of Um
G
STARCH.
Aileen Secures
The Delight of the Laundress.
The Admiration of the Beholder.
And the Comfort of the Wearer.

£l,OOO
0..
;II Aleddsotal Dea,h, or £4 weekly durtng
Dimblement, secured by a payment al
°CLAN RAILWAY awl GENERAL TRAVELLERS*
ASSURANCE COMPANY. United, Mansion Boum Buildings,
London, RC. AGENTS required In every Town.

DIPLOMA OP VIIINNA, 1873
OODALLI BAKING POWDER. The BRAT PENNY
tir PACKET It Um WORLD. Hake. delicious BREAD
WITHOUT YEAST ; PUDDINGS, PASTRY, Au,
without EGOS, BUTTER, or LARD. BREAD made
with this Powder is much easier to drt nod moth
more wholesome tbao that named vi Yam, aml
buyer quenUt3 I. obtained from Um imam weight of
Floor. Oss mum. wita. cossisca Yes ram warmth
or rim summates 0•11 moth. Bold by Gramm
Chemists, sod Oilmen, to 11. Packet.; Bd., la., sod is.
Tom
prepared by GOODALL. BACKHOUSIC, end Co:, LEEDS.