The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1881-08-23 00:00:00

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ALDERMAN SIR SI DERE Wsranow, the tralittlret
St. Bartholomew's Hospital, has received from Mr
Charles Kettlewell, of Armadale Castle, Island of Skyi
(a governor of the hospital), • communication, offerig
the sum of £lO,OOO for the erection of • convalescen
home for St. Bartholomew's Hospital, as • memorial ts
his late brother, who died of fever in Naples. Mr
Kettlewell has made the offer conditionally upon a rnitabit
site being found vrithim • reasonable time, and it is
proposed to appeal to the friends of the hospital to mime
about £6,000 for the site.
Loma Winusimlion (Wilson Patten) is very seriously
ill. Ile became worse on Wednesday, and his condition
is regarded as critical.

Ma. J. E. MILLAIS, N.A., her brier' appointed a trustee
of the National Portrait Gallery in pre ot the late
Dean Stanley.

A ItAD and extraordinary accident occurred on Wed-
nesday night at Seaton!), a suburb of Liverpool facing
the bay. A strong gale was blowing, and the tide being
high and the moon full and extremely bright, a confec-
tioner of Bootle, named Purdon, was led to go down to
the shore about 11 o'clock to enjoy • view of the sea. He
seated himself upon a stone which marks the boundary
between the parishes of Bootle and Seaforth, his wife
and daughters remaining a little distance behind. A
great wave suddenly advanced and broke over the stone,
overwhelming Mr. Purilon and carrying him away as it
receded. Seeing her husband disappear, Mrs. Pardon
was with difficulty induced to refrain from rushing into
the sea after him. Some other persons were on the shore
and witnessed the scene, but were unable to render help.
The dead hody of Mr. Purdon was afterwards lett on the
shore by the tide.

THE discovery that the order prohibiting Mr. Brad.
laugh from taking the oath expires with the present
session came upon the House of Commons as a surprise,
although the point is so clear that it is remarkable no one
thought of it before. The member for Northampton,
supping him not to be otherwise disqualified in the mean-
time, will be perfectly at liberty to present himself to
take the oath next session, and it will again rest with the
majority whether they interfere to prevent him. That
they will do so is very probable, and in that case the
matter will have to be settled in the only possible way,
by special legislation.
A SINGULAR discovery was reported to the Bolton police
on Saturday. Children were playing in an empty house
in Everton-street, Back-o'-th'-Bank. They lifted loose
boards in the flooring of the back bedroom, and discovered
• small coffin, the lid bearing the words "In faith." The
recent tenant of the house explained that he had made
the coffin for presentation to an Orange Lodge at Astleyy.
Bridge, of which he was a member. It was part of their
formula upon the initiation of a member to require him
t., kneel upon a coffin in making the declaration of fealty,
and am the lodge was destitute of this "insignia" be pro-
vided it. The coffin was given to him.
Dos CARLOS paid e brief visit to Oxford on Saturday
and inspected several of the chief objects of Interest in
the University and city.

A FLASH of lightning struck the Atlantic Flour Mill
at St. Louis on Friday night, causing an explosion a the
dog.. Flames issued from every part of the building
Immediately, totally destroying it in half an hour. Seventy
men were working inside at the time. Many jumped
from the windows to escape, and several were fatally
Injured. The loss is estimated at 200,000 dollars.
A PASSENGER train on the Grand Trunk Railway from
Montreal to Toronto) left the track near Prescott on
Sunday morning, wrecking the entire forward part of the
train. The driver was killed and several of the officials
Injured; but the passengers escaped with some slight
Injuries.
THE height of the Nile at Cairo is now 14 cubits
against 21. cubits 15 kirats at this time last year: The
river has overflowed its banks above Khartoum, and good
average crops are consequently expected.
TliE weather has been most severe of late at the Cape.
Snow has fallen in many districts of the colony. Three
ships, the Die ileimath, Clympirg, and Brighton, have
gone ashore and become total wrecks, all their crews,
except five men, being lost. Tle yacht Zara, once the
property of the Prince of Wales, put into Mosul Bay in
• leaky condition, and has been beached. She will become
a total wreck. Another small failure has occurred this
week, the liabilities being about £20,000. A composition
of bs. in the pound has been offereci.

Tex will of Mr. Edward Tyrrell, for 32 years the City
Remembrancer, late of Brekin Manor, Horton Bucks,
who died on June 5 last, exceeded in value £lOO,OOO.
AT Hastings, on Friday afternoon, during the preva-
lence of a very high tide, the old Custom House, situated
on the edge of the parade, fell into the sea with •
tremendous crash, the whole of the debris being
immediately carried away by the waves....

A STATIONMASTER ILLEII.—Mr. kills, stationmaster
Evesham, on the Great Western line, was on Friday
craning the line to attend an tp-train, and, having an
open umbrella in his hand, did not see • goods train
approaching on the down line. He was struck in the
body and carried a few yards, when be fell into • pit
tiled for oiling the engines. The front of the engWe
struck his head, killing him instantaneously. The deceased
leaves a widow and four children.

Birrwrits 5 and 6on Saturday morning a Ludlow
labourer, on going to work, found the dead body of Mr.
John /slanby, • farmer at Yicklerton, South Shropshire,
lying in the hignway about • quarter of a mile from his
own residence. The back of his !need was terribly injured,
and there was a large pool of blood in the road. The
deceased had left Little Strettou at 11 on Friday night
with his horse and trap. The vehicle was found over-
turned in the road, not far from the body.
JAMES EDWARDS, a greengrocer, residing at Sale, neat
Manchester, murdered his wife on Saturday afternoon.
It appears he was jealous of her, and on Saturday, when
on the way to Ids house, purchased a sharp pointed clasp
knife. With this be stabbed her seven times, and she
died in less thon bait an hour. When apprehended and
charged with the crime, the murderer said, "I have done
it." The murdered woman was about 40 years of age, and
had two grown-up sons.
THE Archbishop of York, on Friday, consecrated a
church at Carlton, near Barnsley, erected from design,
by ahlr. G IL Street, RA., at the sole cost of Lord
Wharneliffe, as a memorial to his father. On the same
day the Duke of Westminster laid the foundation stone
of a new church at Pulford, Cheshire, which he Is going
to build at his own expense.

A yew nights ago a policeman discovered a young
woman, named Agnes Jacques, insensible in • building
close to the high road between Toutir g and Balbam. He
went for a medical man, who. on Peeing the girl's condi-
tion, advised her removal to the Workhouse Infirmary.
She then stated that several young men had met her on
the road and criminally assaulted her. Five young men
have been taken to her bedside in the ward, but she could
only positively identify one of them. The doctor attend-
ing her thinks her recovery is extremely doubtful.
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NOT within the knowledge of the oldest inhabitant has
salmon ever been so plentiful as it is now. It is in such
abundance in England that it is selling in Wales at nine-
pence the pound; and in Deeside, and in Lancashire and
Staffordshire, it is a drug in the market.
CHRIST'S HOSPITAL, in common with other institutions,
haa suffered, and is likely to suffer, from the general
depression.oThe exhibitions have hitherto been of the
value of £9O each per annum for five years, but, on
account of the depressed state of landed property, in
which these funds are invested, it has been necessary to
reduce the amount, payable to each of the Grecians now
leaving the schools for the Universities, to ER) a yeerlia
is, .noreover, feared that with a continuant* of agricul-
tural depression the reduction may bscome permanent,
unless additional support be received from eaters.
emus.

Mrs. Gladatone is much better, and may be said to be
convalescent. _

We nndarstand that the will of the late Dean Stanley
ha been sworn under £OO 00).
At • meeting of the Cobden Club held on Monday. Mr.
Joseph Arch and Mr. Geonte Howell were elected honorary
members of the dub.
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LAY REAOW—Th. Bishop of London has Jolt ad-
mitted 20 laymen to the onion of lay readers. They were
presented to the Biaboo by the vicars of the parishes in
which they were to oMeiate.
•Ilidbat Pasha's place of banishment is considered by the
Arabs as the most ancient plain in th.. world ; they say it
is the plan, to which Adam and Eve fled after their ex.
pulsku horn Paradise, and Eve's tomb la shown to pile
gt."11:;428.11 OP Ma. A. M. suurrei, M.P.-0o Monday,
Mr. A. M. Sullivan, KY., was suddenly seised with
illness while attending divine service at Clapham Catholic
Church. and on Monday night it was reported that be
woo in a preeerinua condition.
RIMISSIONAILY WORIL—An anonymous donation of Cl,OOO
has been made to the Church Missionary Society for
sending a missionary to the Mackenzie River and the
shores of the Polar Bess. The Roy. T. H. Canham has
been appointed to the work.
THE BRIGHTON MURDER.—Mr. Montagu Williams bars
been specially retained for the defence of Percy Lefroy
Mapletun, otherwise Arthur T efror, whose trial, on the
charge of murdering Mr. Gold in • railway carriage
between Lendon and Brighton, is appointed for the
Maidstone Winter Assize.
THE PRISONER ARO THE CA/4EII.—A prisoner named
Qrolnlev ohject.4 no strongly to twin, photligaPbcd by
tire police at Preston on Monday, that after struggling
for an hour, and then apparently yielding, be suddenly
ran at the rawer.' butting it over with his head. The
in,troment was mock damaged.
_

An inquest was hdi at Sinks l'..gia, Bucks, on Tuesday,
on llorstio Adrian Churchill, formerly an officer in the
4th ll.,s<ars, who waii fLiond dead in bed with hi. throat
rut Av, idiot of "Suicide through Temporary Insanity"
Ws, rallitiegi.

At the annual cell over of the nut.eloor poor for the
Cc..-ley district. held at the Roseville Schools, one of the
epplicants who applied personaliy for the continuation of
relief wan an ancient woman named Mary Meacham, who,
in reply to 'herb tirman, stated that abs was in elle 102nd
year of her age and enjiered good health Mazy ?daub=
W 64 horn in the year ITN&
A tnan name d Smith, who lived in a model lodging-
house in Parliament—treet, Liverpool, has died in the
Royal S ruthern Hospital from an evreordinary cause. A
few days ago he had • florin in his wraith, which slipped
down bra throat. He tned to recover the coin DY Ma"
of a heoked ',lre, which also stuck in his throat. Ile was
taken to the h,.rpital, where he died from hie injuries.
It is amp-tinned the Solicitor-General for Scotland (Mr.
Balfonr, Q.O ,) ha. been 'painted Lord-Advoorite, sod
Mr. A. A•ther, M.P., has teen named Solicetor-GeneraL
The late Lord-Advocate beer nks a Lod e f Session, in the
room of Lord G Hord. It is also announced that Mr.
Herbert Gladstone is to be • Lord of the Treasury, with-
out salary._

quarrelled with his wife upon a stair leading to their
ue eY, Thomas Paterson. j
dwellins. 30, John-street, Glasgow, and drawing one of
his butcher's knives, suddenly stabbed her in the side.
ourneyman butcher,
death ensuing immediately. He then stabbed himself
several times, hut the wounds inflicted were not wimps.
Paterson was apprehendtd, and removed to the hoepitaL
On Monday an inquest was held in London sa to the
death of Mazy An Scott, aged 45, which arm through
self-imposed deprivation of food. The deceased was the
wife of a obipwright. About two months ago her son
was accidentally drowned, since which time she had;
refused to take the common necessaries of life. It was
said that a banking account for a considerable sum of
money was found in the possession of the deceased. A
virdict of "Temporary insanity" was returned.
Festal INTIMIDATION AT LITIERPOOL —John Cornelius
Bonfield, an upholsterer's apprentice, was charged before.,
the Liverpool Deputy Stipendiary, on Tuesday., w""
maliciously seno los, Or Cantina t, be sent, a threatening
letter to Mr, Kay Doi kin, mho gave evidence at the
hot weirs' armlet the F-nian WOratb. The prisoner
was lurch. r charged with sending another threatening
letter to Mr. C nett, • joiner, in whose employ was •
man tamed Lstbont, who abo gave evidence on the trial.
This letter threatened Corlett with death if be did not
discharge Lathom. It will be reminnbeasd that Bonfield
at the assizes swore that M'Grath slept in his house on
the night of the police-barracks explosion The prisoner
was sommittad fog trial on &All charm boil Wag
*fused.

Huth PIUCRS FOR BRUM—Unusually high pekes wee,
realised at Use annual sale of Mr. T. J. Manseits sale of
Shropshire sheep at Duornaston, between Wolverhampton
and Bridgnorth. last week. Among the birings forth.
season Cu the Dudinaston Hero ram, winner of numerous
prises at the Royal, W. scot Eugland, and other show,. The
bidding for him b-gen at 100 guineas, and ran up quickly
to 200 pumas, at which figure he was secured for Mr.
, Loder, lEl'. Tne MIX was 50 InG•••• 'G&W than the
animal realised last year. A abseiling ram, eon of Cox-
comb, by Bedford Rao, was slid for 75 guineas, sad
another oi.e, eon of 'b by Double B, for 60 guineas.
The sum of 86 guinea was otained for another shoreline
ram. The awes fetched fr.m 30 to DSO guineas nor Prin.
A Painev TO TOP. PRINCS.33 OF WALES. The
Unice Steamship G.mpiny's Royal Mail steamer Ger-
man, which left Cat given on the 2nd lithe, is bringing
a very interesting present for the Princess of Wales. It
appear' that when the two
_young mincer, Albert Victor
aid George, tisted the Ceps 01 Good Hope in Her
Majesty's ship B sealants. they conceived • great fancy
fur • Cape cir, ..nd desired • member of the Government
to have one constructed at their expense and sent home as
• resent to their mother. The case containing this cart
is now on its way to Southampton, where the German may
be expected to at riVe in sleet a week's time.
'EXCITING SCENE AT • FILM—At half •prist one on Iton•
day mu: nine, P.C. Emerson wee walkiug down his best
in St. Gee rgs London, be notind flames and
smoke in a lower root, of a house occupied by a hat and
cap manufacturer. lie at once sent for the engines, and
proceeded to arouse the inmates, some of whom were soon
seen Warming at an upper window calling for help. Emer-
son then forced the doot of the house, but found that
access to the staircase was cut off by the flames. He
therefore came animus and managed to scale • wall
situated at the rear of the premises, and thus managed to
piuu I hu upstairs bedroom, where he found the landlord of
the house, his wife, and their three children all in a state
of great terror. Swenson caught hold of the children and
lowered first th in and then their parents through the
window, when they were caught by persons below, all of
them empire( without injury.
Mseeouiste.—Dr. Whore, president of the 'Wesleyan
Conference, was onto tained to luncheon by the Wesleyan
Methodists if Devsnpost on Monday. In reply to
address. s of vair use, he complained of the charges laid
against Me thodei s tu.t they indulged in jargon, that they
were not friendly to culture, that they were behind the
age, and that the increasing wealth of the people would
prove the destructiou of the Methodist connexion. Them
assertions he dealt with seriatim, urging that the language
used by the ministry was educational English. and that
they were not opposed to culture ; that whilst fashions
came and went, and didisulties inn in the Church
respecting vestments., Methodism enjoyed perfect liberty
f uress, at cl had so need of casting about to seek means
for mottling regulation. He maintained that Methodism
was in advance of the age, end that Its creed was more
complete than that of most other Wit ; and urged that
sanctified riche' in the connexion would do what
sarmitlited poverty could never do. The future of Methodism
se loutm lorward to watt. the gpeatest possible assurance
of Its prosperity and success.
Seoreixo Anion TO MURDRR AT STRATFORD.— On
Monday night, &nosily before nine, • deliberate altealpt
at murder was made at a house 'Stoat* at No. 2, Mary's-
buildings, Chapel-street, Stratford, the victim .being a
vouog woman named Emilie Sabin. For some time peat
Sabin has teen living st the house with a man named
Thomas Crash, who was very jealous of her Helaine to
other men, and had been frequently heard to declares that I
he would "do for " her and himself too. Shortly before
nine o'clock Creek came home in a bad temper. Be met
Sabin in the passage, and reproached her, and than,
eateking he r by the hair with one hand, with the other ,
he thew a knife from Ms pcckat and cut her throat from
ear to ter. She screamed and fell on the door. Creek in
the meantime ran off and got clear away. Dr. Kennedy's
assistant attended and dressed the wound, which was of
a serious nature. Creak is 31 years of age, Sib gin. is ,
height, with dark brown hair and whiskers, and was
unwed in a black coat, dark blue vest, and cord trounce,
all of which are supposed to be mon or Ws stained with
blood. He had round his neck • small plaid scarf. BA is I
well known in the district, and the police have obtained
his photograph. He is said to have barn seen the worse
for drink, and to have told a man be was going home to
do a small job. The unfortunate young woman Le reported
lobe in critical oonclitke.

NATUILIeII WAY. Nature often curls the disease, but
when she does, it is always by expelling in some way or
other Its cause. Dr. Bardsley's Antibilious Pills
effectually aid nature in doing this, and this Is why they
pert crm so many great cures Bold by all ()herniate in
Boxes at 13gd....and Pd. .

RDTICE To Mammas I—Are you broken in your rest by
• sick child suffering with the pain of cutting teethiGo at
once to • chemist and get • bottle of Meg WIMMOW's
Soorlinito STRUP. It will ream tir:eLipoor sufferer immedi-
ately. It is pert octly harmless and meat to the testa,
produces natural quiet sleep, by Ting the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes "as height ass button."
It soothes the child, it softens the gums, allays all pain,
relieves wind, regulated the bowels, and is the beet known
remedy for dysentery and diarrheas, whether arising front
teething or other causes. Mrs. W inslow's Soothing.
Syrup is sold by Medicine dealers everywhere at to. lid
per bottle.
THROAT Aireacrions AND HO/iIIeRNISL—AII suffering
from irritation of the throat and hoarseness will be
agree-
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief efiorde by
the use of " Brown's Bronchial Troches." These famous
" koenges" are now sold by most respectable chemists in
is country at ls. lid. per box. People troubled with •
"hacking cough," • " slight add," or bronchial affections,
mumeot try them too goon, as similar troubles, if allowed
to Program, remit in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
affections. See that the words "Browns Bronchial
Troches" are on the Government Stamp around each box.
—Prepared by JOHN L Snows and Sorts, Boston, United
States. European depot, removed to 33, Fmringdon
road, London.
How Mani PEOPLE Suryna, with a dull heavy pain
in the head ; with tired and languid feelings that cep
. does not remove • with • fullness about the chest after
eating, often attended with mipitation. A pain in the
side and back, with frequent sick headache ; with nausea
after eating, attended with flatulence and a disagreeable ,
taste mornings ; loss of appetite, with vertigo or dizziness, ,
Ac. How many people suffer with all these disagreeable
feelings and little imagine the real cause of their malady,
or the proper mode of obtaining relief. These are some
of the symptoms of indigestion and liver complaint, but
they will Is dispelled at once by the use of " Siegel's
Curative Syrup if taken instantly after eating. The
Syrup will cause the food to digest and give nourishment
to the system' and cause the bowels to move with
regularity. Of all Chemists.
FLORILINII—FoR THS TZSTII AND THIRATIL—A few
drops of the liquid " Doane" sprinkled on a wet tooth
brush produces • pleasant lather, which thoroughly
ckanses the teeth from all parasites or impurities, hardens
the gums, prevents tartar, slope decay, gives to the teethe
peculiar pearly whiteness, and • delightful fragrance to
the breath. It removes all unpleasant odour arising from
decayed teeth or tobacco smoke. "The Fragrant
Floriline," being composed in part of honey and sweet
herbs, is delici,us to the taste and the greatest toilet
discovery of the age. Price 2s. 6d. of all Chemists and
perfiunera Wholesa'e depot removed to 33, Farringdon.
road, London
EVERT HOUSEHOLD Shoal hays • box of Stanton's
Cough Pill, For Sudden Colds and Sore Throats, no
remedy has ever been discovered to equal them. They are
the best and cheapest medicine over offered to the public.
Bothers will find them invaluable in the nursery, and they
should always be kept near at hand. Sold by all Chemists
In Boxes at 1314. and 24. 9d.
DISTRLSS ATTER EATING. One of the most unpleasant
results of Indigestion will no longer be experienced if Dr.
Bardsley's Antibilious Pills are taken. These Pills will
prevent the distress referred to, and by persevering in the
use of this remedy for • few weeks, • permanent cure
will be effected, and pain will no longer be the penalty of
eating. Sold by all Chsiniete In Boxes at 1314. and
2e. 9d.
TOURISTS AND TRATELLERS.—LxIits playing lawn
tennis visiting the sniside. • r t erwtse exposed to the
scorching rays of toe au •i an I hi at,cl particles of dust,
will find HoTiands' Kalidur m-st cooling and refreshing
for tee face. hands :i! arms; it eradicates sunburn,
WI, freckles, , allays the pan an irritation caused
by =quite nil gnat !Rae, and produces a beautiful
and delicate c xion. Sold in two sizes. Rowlands'
Macassar Oil proien is the hair falling off during hot
weather. lb...lands' Od .nto whitens the teeth. Sold by
chemists, perfumers, ant hairdresserl. Buy only Row-
lauds' artic:es_ . .

frialt—LeThiscoveitr FOR THE RAIL—If your hair is
turning grey or white, or falling off, use " The Mexican
Hair Renewer," for it will posiniesly resters in stem sem
greor Whits Lair to it, original colour, without leaving
he disagreeable smell of most " Restorers." It makes
the hair charmingly beautiful, as well as promoting the
growth of the hair on held spots, where the glands are not
decayed. Ask your Chemist for " Tot MEXICAN HAIR
iturswia," sold by Chemiatis and Perfumers everywhere
at 3. dd. per bottle. Wholesale depot removed to 33,
Farringdou-road, London.
It is necessary, dur tog hot weather, to avoid beverages
likely to heat or stimulate tbe system. Cocoa, &prised
of the superfluowi oil, and guaranteed absolutely pure,
is a moat sootting, suataintng, and refreshing beverage
Be sure that you get Ca bury?, Cocoa Essence when you
ask for it, u imitation, are often pushed by shopkeepers
for the sake of extra profit Makers by special appoint-
ment to the Queen.
Avoid the many elsngeroul and doubtful compounds
sold as Toilet Powders; always ask tor Matthews, Pee'
pared Fullers Earth, used in the Royal Nurseries, and
highly recommended by the Faculty; it protects the skin
from cold winds, chew, he., and Ireserves the complexion
from redness. roughness, La Can bto obtained of Chemists,
Putnam's, Druggists, and Stores throughout the witrld at
di. and Is. By put 2d. extra, from tba sole propoietors,
Rouse and Cs, It, Wigmore-street, London. &Awe
iMilat ono.

Thera w.As a youag me in the city,
Whose feet weir, an nhject of pity,
v corns he had cot, n 4 onc, t ut a lot;
/Wench's Shield, bad them out in • rPfft....
Allarch'sCorn Plutersare an infallibPrimedy for Corns.
Do nnt suffer, but invest at ouce in a lox, and you wob't
reeret it.
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Writ i g resTertine BECKII74 PARIS BLUR. the
LeunOre.e in HR H. Vie Duke of Edinturgh states that
RECRITTII PARIS BLUR surpasees any oilier she haa tried
for beauty cal colour and economy. haul be obtained from
all Cr cer., 0 'men, &c
TROPICAL HIST AND CHOL6ll.—in • report to the
Bombay Gentle. published the 14 h of June, IfiSl, occurs
the to lowing— :" Tbe Cholera Belt ir linarily worn ii
worse then u•eless, but • Pulrermacher Blt I. cf the
higheet wervice." It ha*. in fact, long been brawn that
three Galvanic Belts brace up the nervous system
similarly io • luta voyage, and are h•great remedy ag•inst
Nervous D belity and its coicvnittant CVilf, usually
segravetni during the hot wcather. Not only in this
dreadful a pidemic, but in many other caws, Pulver
macher• alvanic Chains are the cbeapeet and meat
epe•dy remedy, notably for rheunnric, nervous, muscular
ailnients and functional dis•riers. This is a fact
confirmed by the yumeroos cures affected, as witness the
testimonials daily • Hein:, a selection of which are
embodied in • irmahlet, "Galv.anisrn, Nature's Chief
Restorer of Impair d Vital Energy," post free on applica-
tion to Palvisenaschet's (I.lvsnic E•tablishnient, 194,
Reirent-street, la-melon, W. Toe.. Improved Chain Binds,
ea. can be wen in the ll—local •na Sanitary Exhibition
now beine bebi ar Steen K•nsiowen.

--M/L-1:-OWAY'S ()INTIIHNT--.1.1111. PlLLS.—Tbouth it is
possible, in thin climate 01 chang temperature, to
prevent alt getter, yet .ta form and Ir qu-ncy
may he much mitigated by the early adopt‘on or remedial
measures. When hoarseness, comb, th.ck breathing, and
the Attending slight fever indicate irritation of the throat
or cheat, Holloway's Ointment should be rubbed upon
these parts without delay, and his Pills taken in
ap-
propriate doses, to promote its curative act on. No
catarrhs er sore throats can resist these remedies.
Print.d directions envelope every pickage of Holloway's
merlicam.nts, which are suit d to all ars and condi.
tiring, and to every ordinary disease to which humanity is
At Halstead, near Sevenoaki, on 'Tuesday, a
quantity of bay was sold under a writ of distraint
issued f. r the recovery of a small rum due to the vicar
of the parish as extraordinary tithe. A number of
farmers and hop-growers were present, and sptseches
were made condemnatory nf the extraordinary tithe.
Among the speakers was the Rev. J. Gardener, vicar
of the Weald, Stavenoaks, who denounced the tithe,
which he said must go, bag and baggage, for the good
of the Church, the peace of the farmer, and the
advantage of the nation. The rev, gentleman re-
marked that he knew that in taking up that position
he should incur the enmity of his clerical brethren.
No meanness would be too contemptible, no sarcasm
too bitter, to level at him; but he took his stand there.
because he was convinced that the levying to the tel
WM unjust and unfair in every way. Resolutions
were passed declaring tithes to be impediment to
agricultnry.
Mr. A. M. Sullivan was better on Wednesday morn-
ing, and his early recovery is hoped for

SHELFANGER.
TE NEW FNOLIsH SPA Remarkable Loogevity !! Great
Discovery !!!—This veluable nerving, and k onstetutional
nic Bpa deserves the increasing attention of the Medical Pro-
foreion sod others. For A nalysis sad Teetornonlale from
lovelies. apply to DE. FARRINGTON, SaYLFANGER our
DISK NORFOLK.

Aul Ilatited tilalta. ben saa unarm
la aping FIBS and THINVIII.
nand: ads Weft, LiverpooL

HIGIIBuity PARK SCHOoL, LONDON, N.
Lnad.n3latam and atbrr
Uni, croft wa. f.r Wort.,. Acldnya, Rev. G. Vapar,

rssiom'

One Pound of Date Coffee will make ei osis6
Coffee he Two Pounds of ordinary Goff" cor
sequently Date Coffee at J. per lb. lo oul
equal to Sixpence per lb.
THI3 DATE fIOFFEE.
.L., iboOT) tat. 1110
to. Swag Huh sarevrabcl7_.l•Waor o bath
Dear Sir,—l hare to than), you for Your
Coffee.- nbleh. after • more complete tend, tel the high
opinion I had at drat formed oft. There one be no MmeW .tio. a 1.4.
fulled as orr sample sent, it makes a most excellent
light, wholesome. and agreeable. superior in my judgment both la
ordinary Coffee and most of the compounds thin an lwfb• las.
In short, your new preparation has only to be known to rant
to_ea public estimation. It blab a wan that has long Oces felt
Wishing It every meow
I am, dem Biz. Your. fla
Inwestothil

HAVING given DATE COFFER a far
trial. I desire to speak two riTir of W. _ _....
Frumma.inedieal point of view It. undoubtedmly.ragerriorw°7o
107
-t--ma VY'rZfriwtlrr.
Mini is =Vence to the usual ocinetwsi°%
t: ~.T.4,„t.. will tiommend it to the Poor. wid, the_workl__._ ladolijoin
Ito he croorstulated upon such an eionsonuatl utonun
beverage being thus introduced into it.
Hi. Knit:duct/ Vises, Fellow of tbk soya
Gollmne of Xdinburgh. wel.

Februaz7 IS, lasi.

THE RATE COFFEE C011131.1a9
LISIFFSD.
ft, Lever Street, 1711Ca4I1ly, Yanehrsher.
February f,
Deer have now folly tried the Date Coffce. botb tho
you tent and one obtained by my request from Mr owri
and I hare pleasure In sici Ina that I consider it exceedlinFlY Ilan.rirtsa
better than any eel°og have before used. I have also woo
11 10 ...me half -dollen patients auffering from delleae7 of Wm"di.
and so hir. without an exception, they all like it, sad nod itegred
very well. KOMI' Of theme eau Id not tato tlao ordloar7 Dagoc.
inair";7nohatlo= incd
..ILT minable Mid nutelloal
ankle of diet for the It TrgenntaVitya, if not all, of dyspeptic&
(dittoed, J. an sputa°, M.D.
Sionegary Physician to Hosptal for CoitsiMPLIOD
and Tbrost DIVANS. &C.

THE DATE COFFEE.
(cow
• al. Adelaide Read. South munprosd. Feb.?, I°l4
Dear 84r,—Like many others raptured in stud.r.of 1ii.11,17.Par"•,,
•
I have long looked for nodalcoholir beveraire that would WOO/
stimulate the OttfrOO• system witlb.nt ISV evil after effect& fl
I have never yet beer, able to gad until I tasted yoUr TUdO Ort.e..•
bleb has all tb,• election properties claimed for It, without Mir
eollittmorra Irritation to the digestive omit., which is too oiled,
produced by even the pulse French coffee. You certainly deser3
the thanks of LH ensured in sedentary or studious avocations, a
I bate no doubt that many valuable lives nrisht have been.
.1111 5153 be. saved by the use of this extraordinary bererefro
1 am, dear sir. t OUr•
thisreedi It. M. lit built/TOL ILL
If you rare te add this tO your published list, do on.

TKE DATE COME.
Preston Vicaraar. Aandtrieh.
Bishop Jcnncr's compliments, and he hens to t bank the Accretari
for tbe sample of hate Coffer,. He has tried it. and Ands It resit 7
rtrellent. as much so that he proposal to tkeCOMI. • Won consumer
as soon as the ankh: dads its way thc Stores," of which ne is •

int;nher.
There la • allaht chicory flavour In the Date Coffee, which the'
13Iahoo would rather Dot pertrylve,ind tbc dart colour of the liquor
leads one lo lensigine that It contains an admixturo of that sub-
stance. la this so
MAN, !caner inay favhato mentJon that he In suppoied by bin
fricads to bo • rood judge of coffee, sod hla opinion on that Is:Count
may be worth having.
January V, lasi.

__- - •
FROM THE " bONDON FIGARo"
4t Peb.,lllll. •
" Having tasted the Dale Coffee ourselrea, WO cath st say Mei
MY that De popularity wooer or later seems inevitable."
THE' DATE COFFEE COMPANY,'
Crititerl.—Anserktna &eider. 11th December. IMO, says :—.1%11
Secretary of the Thate Coif, Company haa hotted a circular, me
that the mans., telearapha that be Ina Qv coed four towel 00
This will be good news to the share and Debenture Holders, w
100 antioulbw.kina forward to a (melt Cu ply of this dell=;
Oder, whic opted with Xoeha in (ho brewthlt,ntale• • Sw•
et for the .

DATE COFFEE, le. per lb., in 1-lb.
31:ian, I I . 1
..--We haSe carefully analysed sod also teetl st yriallEilb`•
of the It, Coffee •.f the •hore-nsimxl C.1111.1111y.
"We find It has the composition assisted to ; that the bee
made from It Is plessantorhoierome. mid far less exciting Ms=
pawed from pore Coffee. It Is. of course, much I-heater.
{ARTHUR HILL HASSALL, 21. D.. Loudon, AutbOel
of 'rood sad its Adulterattons; • Adolterattogillii
Detected; • rood. Water. 'tad Mr.' Re.
"OTTO BRUNER."
• Withi
'at
~

D° you like a good Cup of Coffee, either
your brrakfaut or With your clear lifter dinner f U yoa 60.1
let me adtise you to try the preparation of the Date Coffee Dom puny. i
A prosawl inn of threc-fourth• of Date Coffee to on,fourtb of S.
Cod, maker a mixture delialtlfully fracraut and fdtmaallty
powwows the merit .4 Wine economteal, an kelp puny SIM mint
he required. while more of the lievenuce trill to' yielded front Sere&
quantity of Coffee und water. Dietetically opeakin a, the tme Of DIM
Coffee to to be n-commended.na it obvint re t he net r inaent proporLien
or ordinary (14fee.—Icroni Society. of the 4th Jeer, IMO.

HAVING lately tried many samples of Coffee.;
and found them wanting to blob guilty. I did not viral
In he gratified with this mixture. Bat I on, hound to Own It a,
'mod character. For the mire. It to the hest thing of Ito tied 1.1
have tavted. 111, far better at • Willow a round titan • !Rome
1511550 e of DIV, and Chicory that I paid memeenponee non
for: and an to comparing it with ordinarf cog.," Um&
would he like comparing; Hyperion hft Satyr- Who-oil bad b
fairly tried .1 our table, the remaind, of the sample awe thilleuxeall
ho the addition In tin. required of a ronvoierable titirtMa of
hhieha.—X. T. Z., the Gordo-eon's iforultse,Marrh 5,1101. 0005,5
alfirley lli,lofll. Sax. Y.
tea!ms

DB. RICIIARDSON is at some pains to
a. many thinp that he derma wri be re.] tor us.
recent lecture on " Fonda and their Preioration," DOS enthvly
origotal. was inttwesi Ins. Itut after h. had raid as ninth as toKii
itnd in any surh hook an Kn.,uin onion upon
bow came it to puta that while in merlin ..f hia lecture he •
condemns the nee of tea sad coffee, furtln r on he roes 0 1.07M4
ik ay b; wan In hush pllllO .4 the Dite Coffer as WOW
dertul nutritive properties. ke.—Trrth. Tharriaf. web Ilk