The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette. — 1864-02-02 (Dorchester, Dorset, England)

MELANCHOLY SUICIDE. A young Cumberland farmer, named Brown, has committed suicide under peculiarly melancholy circumstances. Some time since he canted • Hiss Hodgson, daughter of • neighbouring farmer, and the pair. it is said, led • very happy and affectimate life. The young wife died after giving birth to her first child, and her death so preyed upon the mind of the husband, that on the day following that on which she died, he deliberately shot himself. On the leaf of • copy book was written, "I hope Mar Lord will forgive me. Without my Maggie I cannot be. You need (not) mourn for me, bemuse I most go. You will look after our darling boy. The little sum that would fall to my darling wife and me will make him comfortable some time after. My wish is that we may be laid in one grave. This is the end of eight or nine years' courtship." sad so on—• touching and tragical incident in real life truly as has been recorded for some time.  Tee Amen°No Gunra, by constant im t, are no. perfection. The same is the cees wi Herring's Magnetic Brushes, which are now so perfected, that failure with them is all but imposaible. They are the true remedy for Grey Hair, Neuralgia, and Nervosa Headache.  B.—Counterfeits are being made. Ofßees, 32, Basingball Street, London.  This is an age of improvement, therefore all changes should he in that direction. fine was when good tee was readily obtainable—pure wholesome tea—Dr. Samuel Johnson liked such; and people generally seek mob now. John Chinaman bee not been slow in finding out that be can pus off ha brown waste leaves by colouring all qualities alike, thus greatly increasing hi. own and the merchant's profits, at the consumer's expense. It is highly requisite that good tea be again readily obtainable; Roraima', and Co., London, therefore import it pore, without any mineral powder on its surface, being the strong, delicious, and invigorating spring sort.; the green a dull olive—not blueish • endthe bleak not made intensely dark; this every English tea drinker admits is a great desideratum. Supplied only in packets, through liornimen's own agents—See advertisement in this day's paper. The "City Press," June 7. 1862, speakinc ol Ilsarson'e Argentine, aitys, " Beautifully finished works of art, well sustaining the deserved popularity of the producer." Thu splendid material is a compound of various metals, with • heavy deposit of pars Silver, forming one bard compact body, pouessing all the beauty, richness of eolour, and durability of Silver, at a fraction of its cost. When the Argentine and the real Silver are placed side by aide the most akilful judge cannot distinguish between them, while its darebility loon great that after many years' wear its appearance remains unaltered. During the last seventeen years it has been so well received by the Public, that its manufacture has been extended to all those articles usually made In Silver, via, Spoons, Forks, Dinner, Tea, and Coffee Bervius, Waiters, Bread and Cake Baskets, Candelabra, Dishes of all kinds, Epergnes, Claret Jugs, Ste., de. do. A sample spoon will be sent, poet free, to any pert of the United Kingdom, on receipt of 30 stamps, and an illustrated Catalogue, containing 300 engravings, and full peke list of the various =Babatures, both in argentine and solid silver, will be rant to any address on receipt of six damps. A prim medal was awarded to J. W. Benson for " Excellence of manufacture, Argentine and Electroplate." Port-ofilles orders and cheques should be made payable to James W. Benson, Branch Establishments, 46, 47. sod Cunha]. All communications should be addreseed to the Principal Establiahmeat, 33 and 34, Ludgate-hali London. Ideablished 1749. Watch and clock maker by special warrant of appoint meat to H.R. H. the Prince of Weks.  Ilotsovsre °tossers sins Prts..--Onale— say Eruptions No mem henetales• diewoired sre so competest to eve and conquer .11 biseehtes, balls empties.. Mew Led leollb. new el the Maori than selskeled aeollesasele, be preload seed eel, to be known. liollsesr• reeseelue mei tbe miss. reguisle the cbeulsUo,, end lo IslinweirsrlitC the wbois body. th at vbsesser hared.est he swept smoky, sod be seaseeded by bobby otreelares. sloes -ea be derived from eke sad we bleed The etresitls virtues el lb 1010 e Ibli= Irldeb bare bees long omelets& : so lelollo.. table le well It sesebe se4 clement most dee sad bailor áta. sod *ha sedslei by Ilabseyeee Ylbs,le s mei naval& berailliba