... THIE KILLEATON HERD OF DODDIES. The Irish Farming World in its last nuim- ber has an appreciative notice of the Killeaton herd of polled Aberdeen-Angus cattle, belonging to Mrs Grubb of Killeaton House, Diumnurry, County Antrim. The writer describes Mrs Grubb as an enthusiastic and practical student of the blackskins. who has succeeded in bring- ing together a selection of animials of ...

... A CHEERFUL AlO OF Mrs Emily Foster, vwife of aman fe thirteen years in the cmploy of th thbe I omni'bus proprietors in Brixton b h e. i6ut 7a extraordinary experience acodn Io h ~ Londo 2rs. ebo he a London Press.~ Visited Personally at he h 4t 289 Shakespeare Road, Herne Hill Long ~eills llofr Foster, who is forty-five year3 ofdr ' mother of five children, said . lI am ° age, 4rQ ...

... GREAT NORTH PRAWAY REPORT OF TIE'DlR330TolS The report by the directors of the r of Scotland Railway Company tobreat orth io thedne poprs tora at Ea mieeting i Abesrdbitte, accounts for the half-year endins 3follost hel are herewith submitted to the stho July, T9h 1. The following is the bitrac`eof t accounts:- t of the reveals lr~ecdi'turs.£ ,. . B,9 Balsnce of net revenue BCCoUt, -- Balance ...

... THE STRANDING OF THE IH A RLAW. BOkRD OF TRADE INQUMy 'AT ABERDEEN. Yesterday, in Aberdeen Courthouse, a Board of Trade inquiry was held into the circumstances attending the stranding of the steamer Harlaw, or (Gotha, belonging to the Aberdeen Steam Naviga-, tion Company, on a rock west of Quoiness, near Hund, Pentland Firth, on 25th August. Sheriff Burniet presided, and the nautical assessors ...

... BARN UM AND) 13BA Hri~', VIIT TO AJ3ERRD E 1N. THlE PROCESSION ONT THURSDAY. Thle ''Greates Slhowv oit Earth,' cviiclit ;ilI arrive at Aberdoeln onl Thlictray for a thlree ila-ys' vslit, will exhibit anl evidence taT -rntartnese '' hivceli is 1i0i P Onl the programme oif its pitli c 1berl,,rnitatt', lin1t wbitihl ill alon) fits Tess interesting oil that acrolito ti: will arrive inl the ...

... OUIR LOND)ON LETTIER,. BY JOURNAL SPECIAL WIRE. (FROM OUR OWN COR{RESPONDENT.) 5 N-w BiLLDOE: SvrmutT. Mlondlay night. Never has such a wave of indignation swept over the press of the world ne that which this niorning overwRhelnmed the sen- tence of the miserable court-martial at 1tennes in scorn, in ridicule, and in utter contempt and execration. 1l7ma very vials of tho wrath of ...

... _ -GOLD ME1PDAL DELICIOUS JELLIES. Don't. buy a jelly simply becaise it is cheap. rMedal Jellies. You 'Want a delicous Donl't buy it because yortr children like sweet cate flavour? Very weil tl,~n, buy c things. D~on't buy it because your neighbour Jellies, because they are flavour-ed Wi i does.; If you want aw jelly becauaea it is wholesome, juices, prepared from fresh frui. a rtpe frtf ...

... For the Complexion x'or Red Roug Iands ;I'd purif'1 sand beautify the skin and prevent SOAK the hands, On retlrInginstrong, hotlatbet , a r oPlesf blotebesblac. Of CUTIoURSA SeOAP i~i! 9 g ' headssrednesa/rongbness, Dr th or. yellow, ohly, mothy skin, ,ughly and chapping, tan, sunburn, n 'r anontureely an d many other forms of * wIth CuvICunA Olnt skin blemishes, no other :_ meut, the great ...

... p_ gErpT ON PR! AimSTE AW T114 WHIC OES: NOT B TH ES: DITICTV : '114 ' 10 ...

... I OUR LONDON TTER, BY JOURNAL SPECIAL WNIRE. (FROM OUR OWN CORRIESPONDENT.1 TJhtUrsdlay iio'Ilt. '3'here is no hopeful Sign to dliy il the ituation, in Sooll Alric8. Tiie latest le' piteh of the ;3oer (Giovernument is considered UiiSAtist'sCtui'y by the pr'e8S as a1 whole, a hopeless niuddle of pro puastds anil coun ter propolst' anidl tile Stanidard ,' thle 0 givn whihll is suppi'stied to ...

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... ISS. THETfOPYLE I se.WRECKED. I 'CR3EW AND PASSENGERS LANDED. VESSEL BROKEN IN TWO. £C100,000 SPECIE SAVED. (PRtUTR's TELTARA-M. Cape T11owii, Tvesday. T'}1 p~as,~Oflhi steamer Thorsnopylroc, from Mlelbourne, is ashore here. All on hoard were saved. 'The vessel is badly damnagedl. Till' captain wa onl tile bridge at, tile alO, and perieoct order was, lllintltintd. All onl bonard Were sa~Wed, ...